Natural Designer Navratna Necklace — 925 Silver Balls & Chakri
A jewel of cosmic intention. This artisan-crafted Navratna necklace unites all nine sacred gemstones of Vedic astrology in one breathtaking piece, set between handcrafted 925 sterling silver balls and traditional chakri spacers. Designed for the connoisseur who seeks beauty, planetary protection, and spiritual alignment in equal measure.
The Nine Gemstones of Navratna
Each stone in this necklace represents a planet (Graha) from the Navagraha system, collectively invoking balanced cosmic energies:
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Ruby (Manik) — Sun — vitality, leadership, and confidence
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Pearl (Moti) — Moon — emotional balance and mental clarity
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Red Coral (Moonga) — Mars — courage, strength, and energy
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Emerald (Panna) — Mercury — intellect, communication, and business acumen
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Yellow Sapphire (Pukhraj) — Jupiter — wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune
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Diamond / White Sapphire (Heera) — Venus — beauty, love, and luxury
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Blue Sapphire (Neelam) — Saturn — discipline, focus, and karmic balance
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Hessonite (Gomed) — Rahu — clarity of purpose and protection from negativity
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Cat’s Eye (Lahsuniya) — Ketu — spiritual insight and detachment
Craftsmanship
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925 Sterling Silver — hallmarked silver balls and chakri spacers; tarnish-resistant and hypoallergenic
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Traditional Chakri Design — handcrafted disc spacers inspired by classical Indian jewellery traditions
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Natural Gemstones — authentic, ethically sourced Navratna stones; not synthetic or glass-filled
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Designer Construction — artisan-assembled with precision setting and fine finish
Product Details
- Metal: 925 Sterling Silver (hallmarked)
- Gemstones: 9 Natural Navratna Stones
- Design Elements: Silver Balls & Chakri Spacers
- Weight: Approx. 40 g
- Ideal For: Daily wear, festive occasions, gifting, and planetary remedy (Graha Shanti)
Each necklace is handcrafted — minor variations in gemstone hue and silver finish are natural and add to the unique character of the piece. Store in an airtight pouch away from moisture and perfume.
