Yellow Sapphire 4.89 CT (5.45 Ratti)

Natural Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) – 4.89 CT (5.37 Ratti), No Heating Indicated

Certified, unheated-indication Jupiter gemstone — available at our Rohini, Delhi NCR showroom

If you want a Pukhraj that is natural, certified, and still sits in a sensible budget, a stone around 5 ratti is where a lot of buyers land. This one is a natural Yellow Sapphire weighing 4.89 carats, close to 5.37 ratti, and its gemological report records no indications of heating — so you are not guessing about whether the colour has been enhanced.

The Stone, In Plain Language First

It is an octagon mixed cut Yellow Sapphire measuring 11.18 × 7.35 × 5.60 mm, with a clean yellow colour. It belongs to the Corundum family — the same mineral group as Ruby and Blue Sapphire (Neelam) — so it is hard enough for daily wear in a ring or pendant. The octagon cut is also a practical one: it protects the corners of the stone and sits neatly in a traditional setting.

Reading the Certificate: What It All Means

Here are the details recorded on the report, so you know exactly what was tested and what it says.

The line that matters most here is the treatment one. “No indications of heating” means the lab found no signs that the stone was heat-treated. Heated Pukhraj is very common and sells for less, so this detail is a real point of difference — and it is written on paper, not just promised across a counter.

Is 5.37 Ratti the Right Weight for You?

In Vedic astrology, the weight of a gemstone is matched to the wearer, not picked at random. Many astrologers suggest a weight based on body weight and the strength of Jupiter in the horoscope — so for some people around 5 ratti is exactly right, and for others a heavier or lighter stone works better. Do not assume bigger means better; a stone that suits your chart at 5 ratti will serve you better than a 9 ratti stone that does not.

The simplest way to settle this is to have your Kundli checked first. We offer a free gemstone consultation at our Rohini office, or a Rs 500 phone session if you are calling from Noida, Gurgaon, or outside Delhi — details on our astrologer consultation page.

How to wear it: Traditionally set in gold or panchdhatu, worn on the index finger of the right hand, first put on a Thursday morning during Guru Hora, after a brief cleansing with clean water or raw milk. Most practitioners suggest wearing it steadily for a few weeks before judging the effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this Yellow Sapphire natural?

Yes. The report identifies it as a natural Yellow Sapphire of the Corundum species.

2. What does “No indications of heating (NTE)” mean?

It means the lab found no evidence of heat treatment in the stone. Heated Pukhraj is common and cheaper, so an unheated-indication report is a valuable detail for buyers who want a more natural stone.

3. What is the weight of this Pukhraj in ratti?

The stone weighs 4.89 carats, which is approximately 5.37 ratti.

4. Is 5 ratti enough for Jupiter?

It depends on your body weight and your Kundli. Many people wear stones in this range, but the ideal weight is specific to each chart, so a quick reading is the best way to confirm. See our full Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) collection to compare other weights.

5. Which finger and day should I wear Pukhraj on?

Traditionally the index finger of the right hand, set in gold or panchdhatu, and first worn on a Thursday morning. Your astrologer may adjust this based on your chart.

6. Can I see the stone and the report before buying?

Yes. You are welcome to visit our showroom at A3/84, Near Vatsalya Mandir, Pocket-3, Sector-7, Rohini, Delhi – 110085, or read more on our About Us page.