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Emerald (Panna) and how to wear

Wearing an Emerald (Panna) in Vedic astrology is associated with the planet Mercury (Budha) and is believed to improve communication skills, intellect, and analytical abilities.

In Vedic astrology, gemstones are believed to have the power to influence planetary energies and bring about positive changes in an individual’s life. These astrological gemstones are often recommended based on the analysis of an individual’s birth chart or horoscope.

Here are some guidelines on how to wear an Emerald in Vedic astrology:

  1. Consult a Vedic Astrologer:
    • Before wearing any gemstone, it is essential to consult with a qualified Vedic astrologer. The astrologer will analyze your birth chart (horoscope) to determine whether wearing an Emerald is suitable for you based on the position of Mercury and other factors.
  2. Check for Afflictions:
    • Mercury should be a beneficial planet in your birth chart, and there should be no major afflictions or negative aspects associated with it. If Mercury is debilitated or afflicted, wearing an Emerald may not be recommended.
  3. Selecting a Quality Emerald:
    • Choose a high-quality, natural Emerald. Look for a vibrant green color with good transparency. A genuine Emerald is believed to have positive effects, while synthetic or flawed stones may not provide the desired benefits.
  4. Purification and Activation:
    • Before wearing the Emerald, it is advised to purify the gemstone. This can be done by dipping it in a mixture of raw milk and pure water and then energizing it with Vedic mantras or Mercury-related chants.
  5. Metal for Setting:
    • It is common to set the Emerald in a gold or silver ring, as these metals are associated with Mercury. Emerald is known to give its wearer maximum advantage when it is worn on the little finger, preferably the little finger of the right hand. Women can wear the Emerald stone on the little finger of their left hand too. The little finger is called as Kanishtika in Sanskrit.
  6. Wearing on Specific Days and Times:
    • The Emerald is often recommended to be worn on a Wednesday, the day associated with Mercury. Additionally, wearing the gemstone during Mercury’s Hora (an hour dedicated to Mercury) is considered auspicious.
  7. Energizing the Gemstone:
    • Before wearing the Emerald for the first time, it is recommended to energize it with specific mantras. This process is known as “Pran Pratishtha” and involves invoking the energy of Mercury into the gemstone.
  8. Regular Cleaning:
    • To maintain the effectiveness of the Emerald, it should be regularly cleaned. Use a soft brush and mild detergent to clean the gemstone, and avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals.
  9. Astrological Check-ups:
    • Periodically consult with your astrologer to ensure that wearing the Emerald continues to be beneficial based on changes in your astrological influences.

It’s important to note that while gemstones are believed to have positive effects in Vedic astrology, individual experiences may vary. It is always recommended to follow the guidance of a qualified astrologer and to approach the use of gemstones with respect for cultural and personal beliefs.

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