Yellow Sapphire 6.2 CT (6.85 Ratti)

Natural Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) – 7 Ratti, YGTL Certified

Untreated, lab-tested Jupiter gemstone — available at our Rohini, Delhi NCR showroom

If you’ve been looking for a Pukhraj that doesn’t make you choose between “affordable” and “genuinely trustworthy,” this one’s worth a proper look. It is a natural, untreated Yellow Sapphire weighing close to 7 ratti — the exact weight range most astrologers recommend for an adult wearing a Jupiter stone for the first time — and it comes with a full gemological certificate from Yash Gem Testing Lab (YGTL), Jaipur, so you are not taking anyone’s word for what you are buying.

The Stone, In Plain Language First

It is a cushion-mixed cut Yellow Sapphire, semi-transparent, with that warm, honey-golden colour Pukhraj is known for. It belongs to the Corundum family — the same mineral group as Ruby and Blue Sapphire (Neelam) — which is what gives it real hardness and durability. At 1.246 grams, or roughly 6.2 carats, right around 7 ratti, it sits exactly in the weight bracket most Jyotish practitioners suggest for someone wearing Pukhraj for Guru (Jupiter) for the first time.

Reading the Certificate: What It All Means

A lot of buyers glance at a certificate, see the official stamp, and move on without understanding what is actually being verified. Here is the full breakdown from YGTL, field by field.

The refractive index, birefringence, and specific gravity readings together are what separate a genuine natural sapphire from glass, synthetic corundum, or a treated substitute dressed up to look the part. This is not decorative paperwork — it is the actual science behind “yes, this is real.”

Why 7 Ratti Specifically Matters

In Vedic astrology, gemstone weight is not arbitrary — it is tied to how much planetary influence the stone is meant to carry for your specific chart. Seven ratti sits in what most astrologers consider the standard effective range for an adult wearing Pukhraj for Jupiter, assuming a reasonably average body weight and a moderately placed Jupiter in the horoscope.

That said, 7 ratti being a common recommendation does not automatically make it right for your chart specifically. Jupiter’s house placement, its current dasha period, and your Ascendant all factor in. It is worth confirming this against your own Kundli through a proper free gemstone consultation before you commit.

What “Untreated” Actually Buys You

This stone’s certificate shows no treatment disclosure, meaning it is represented as natural and untreated — no heating, no diffusion, no artificial colour enhancement. Heat-treated Pukhraj is common in the market and considerably cheaper, but in traditional Jyotish practice, unheated stones are considered to carry a stronger, more direct planetary connection — which is exactly why serious remedial buyers specifically look for this on a certificate rather than taking a verbal assurance.

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 ritual (raw milk or clean water). Most practitioners suggest wearing it consistently for a few weeks before judging its effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is this Yellow Sapphire natural or treated?

It is natural and untreated, as confirmed by the YGTL certificate — no heating or colour enhancement is disclosed on the report.

2. How much does a 7 ratti natural Pukhraj usually cost?

Natural, certified Yellow Sapphire in this weight range typically falls between Rs 10,000 and Rs 35,000 depending on origin and clarity, with premium Ceylon-origin stones going higher. See our full Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) collection for live pricing across weights.

3. Is 7 ratti the right weight for everyone?

No. Seven ratti is a common recommendation for an average adult, but the ideal weight depends on your body weight and your Kundli’s Jupiter placement. A quick reading can confirm the right weight for you specifically.

4. How do I know this certificate is genuine?

The report carries a unique ID (YGTL/14368/26), a QR code for online verification, and the signature of a named gemologist registered with IGJ, Jaipur — all independently checkable.

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 specific chart.

6. Can I get my horoscope checked before buying?

Yes — we offer a free Kundli-based gemstone consultation at our Rohini office, or a Rs 500 phone consultation if you are calling from Noida, Gurgaon, or outside Delhi. Details on our astrologer consultation page.

Want to see this stone in person or check if it is right for your chart?
Visit our showroom at A3/84, Near Vatsalya Mandir, Pocket-3, Sector-7, Rohini, Delhi – 110085, or read more on our About Us page.