The table
This part is worked out by the calculators: open the calculator.
Stone against substitute
The main stones are expensive and, in the practitioners' rule, must be natural. The substitutes (upratna) are the affordable path: red onyx for ruby, moonstone for pearl, citrine for yellow sapphire, green onyx for emerald, iolite for blue sapphire, carnelian for red coral, tiger eye for cat's eye, white zircon for diamond.
The ladder in the report
Bracelet first, then rudraksha, then yantra, then the substitute, then the main stone; four items per report and never more than one main gemstone. Products come from the Pandit.com catalogue at live prices.
The wording
Traditionally worn to strengthen a planet; associated with a number. No health claim is made on any page or in any report, and the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act is respected.
Frequently asked questions
Which stone for a 5?
Emerald, with green onyx as the substitute.
Can I wear two?
Practitioners advise one main stone; the report never lists two.
Where are the prices from?
The synced catalogue; unavailable items drop out automatically.