All Gemstones: Stone Bracelets, Anklets, Malas and Decor

Rashi bracelets by stone

Bracelets listed by rashi include:

• Mesh (Aries): Red Jasper.
• Vrishabh (Taurus): Selenite.
• Mithun (Gemini): Green Aventurine.
• Karka (Cancer): Howlite.
• Singh (Leo): Tiger Eye.
• Kanya (Virgo): Green Agate.
• Tula (Libra): Rainbow Aura.
• Vrishchik (Scorpio): Rose Quartz.
• Dhanu (Sagittarius): Citrine.
• Makar (Capricorn): Amethyst.
• Kumbh (Aquarius): Black Tourmaline.
• Meen (Pisces): Yellow Calcite.

Choose by your rashi or simply by the colour you like.

Pyrite, Navratna and other designs

Pyrite appears in several forms. There is a raw pyrite bracelet, a golden pyrite bracelet and a raw pyrite anklet. The premium raw pyrite stone suits a shelf or desk.

The Navratna Mala has 108 beads of 8mm. In Hindu tradition, the nine gems of the Navratna are linked with the nine planets, the Navagraha. Other designs include the 7 Chakra Rudraksha Bracelet and the Dhan Yog Bracelet.

Bracelet, mala or loose gemstone?

A stone bracelet is worn as jewellery. A mala can be used for japa or worn around the neck. A loose gemstone, or ratna, is usually set into a ring or pendant.

If you need a particular ratna for setting, use the dedicated gemstones selection. For more wearable pieces, see gemstone jewellery or crystal and gemstone malas. For room pieces, browse gemstone home decor.

Checking stone, size and care

Read the named stone, the construction and the size on each product page. A bracelet’s fit depends on its bead size and how it is strung or fastened, so compare it with one you already wear.

Keep stones away from perfume, soap and harsh cleaners. Wipe them with a soft cloth and store pieces separately so they do not scratch each other. Softer stones, such as selenite, should be kept dry.