Makar Rashi (Capricorn): Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli, Pyrite

Amethyst, lapis lazuli and bracelets

Amethyst and lapis lazuli are different materials, so read the named stone on each page.

• The Amethyst Bracelet (Makar Rashi) Capricorn.
• The Capricorn (Makar Rashi) Stone Bracelet with Raw Selenite Plate.
• The Lapis Lazuli Stone Locket with Chain.
• The Capricorn (Makar) Rashi Pendant.

For jewellery, compare the size and fastening, and check any included companion piece separately.

Pyrite frames and the Shani yantra

In Vedic astrology, Shani (Saturn) is the lord of Makar Rashi, and Saturday is kept for Shani Dev. The collection lists the Shree Shani Yantra on Raw Pyrite Frame and the 7 Horses Raw Pyrite Frame.

Frames are made for display. Measure the intended space and check whether the listing describes a wall or table display. For more, see All Pyrite.

Rudraksha, combos and Blue Sapphire

For Rudraksha, check the mukhi and size on the listing. The collection includes the 7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha (18 - 20mm). In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva.

The Capricorn sets are the Capricorn (Makar Rashi) Crystal Combo and the Crystal and Rudraksha Combo.

The Natural Gemstone Blue Sapphire (Neelam) is traditionally linked with Shani. Many people consult an astrologer before choosing any gemstone.

Keeping belief and practical choice separate

Keep the astrological association separate from the practical choice of what will suit your home or routine. A sign label helps you navigate the range; it does not replace a personal chart reading.

Choose the format you will use, then read the named material, size and inclusions. Each listing states the material, size and what is included. For more stones, see Natural Stone Bracelet and All Gemstones.