Gomed
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₹947.39
Purchased quite often in honey-brown to reddish-orange hues, Gomed (Hessonite Garnet) is a stimulating stone possessing the pulsating energy of planet Rahu. It is said to confer intellectual acumen, power, and safeguard against evil eye, and hence is quite popular among one seeking stability and self-growth.
Frequently Asked Question
What is the significance of wearing Gomed?
Gomed is believed to cleanse the mind, instill confidence, enhance concentration, and offer protection from negative energies and early life obstacles.
Who can wear Gomed?
It is ideal for individuals experiencing a favorable Rahu in their horoscope or going through the Rahu Mahadasha period.
How to wear Gomed in such a way that I derive maximum benefit?
It should be worn on the middle finger of the right hand, set in silver or white gold, on a Saturday night for optimal benefit.
How do I confirm that my Gomed is natural?
A natural Gomed will have a deep, rich color with density, slight translucence, and natural inclusions visible within the stone.
Can I blend Gomed with other gems?
Yes, Gomed can be worn with Blue Sapphire and Cat’s Eye, but it should not be combined with Ruby and Pearl for astrological reasons.
How is natural Gomed different from imitation or synthetic Gomed?
Natural Gomed is formed within the earth over millions of years, whereas synthetic versions are lab-made and typically lack depth, inclusions, and natural luster.
How to clean my Gomed jewelry?
Clean Gomed jewelry gently with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or ultrasonic cleaners.
Why is some Gomed stone more expensive than others?
The price depends on cut, color, clarity, and origin. Ceylon (Sri Lankan) Hessonite is among the most valuable due to its high quality.
Is Gomed a birthstone?
No, Gomed is not a traditional birthstone, but in Vedic astrology, it is considered a protective gemstone against evil forces and spiritual disturbances.
Why is Ceylon Gomed unique?
Ceylon Gomed is valued for its deep reddish-brown hue, high transparency, and rarity, making it one of the costliest Hessonite varieties.
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