SunYour planets, your gems, your solution
Gemstones, rudraksha and Vedic astrology — in one place
Start with your own Kundli, see which planet asks for help and why, then choose a certified stone, a rudraksha or a vastu remedy that fits it.
- Free Kundli, Milan and Panchang
- Certified natural gemstones
- Hindi and English
Why Ratnayog
What makes it different
Certified natural stones
Every gemstone in the shop comes with its certificate.
Accurate to the second
Charts computed with the Swiss Ephemeris, the standard astronomers use.
Reasons, not verdicts
Every suggestion says which planet, which house and why.
Real astrologers
Chat with an astrologer who sees your chart beside the conversation.
AI astrologer
Ask about career, marriage or money, answered from your own chart.
Hindi and English
Every page, every chart and every report in both languages.
Free Kundli
Your Janam Kundli, calculated to the second
Enter your date, time and place of birth — even a small village is on the list — and get the full chart with the reasons written out, not just the verdict.
- Lagna, Navamsa and all divisional charts D1–D60
- Vimshottari dasha, yogas, Manglik, Kaal Sarp and Sade Sati
- Your life stone, lucky stone and bhagya stone, with wearing times
- North and South Indian charts, and a PDF to keep
Navratna
The nine gemstones and their planets
Each stone strengthens one planet. Wear the one your chart asks for — not the one that looks best.
Sun
Moon
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Rahu
KetuNot sure which stone is yours?
Your Kundli names the stone, the weight in ratti for your body weight, and the days to start wearing it — with the reasons.
Rudraksha
A bead for every planet
The rudraksha is worn for calm and protection, and each number of faces (mukhi) is linked with a planet. It is gentler than a gemstone and can be worn by almost anyone.
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mukhi
Sun
2
mukhi
Moon
3
mukhi
Mars
4
mukhi
Mercury
5
mukhi
Jupiter
6
mukhi
Venus
7
mukhi
Saturn
8
mukhi
Rahu
9
mukhi
Ketu
Vastu Shastra
Let each direction of your home do its work
Vastu places each room where its element sits. Small changes, and a few remedies, bring a house back into balance without breaking a wall.
North-west
Guests, storage of grain
North
Cash, locker — Kuber's side
North-east
Puja, water, kept light
West
Dining, children's study
Centre
Keep open and uncluttered
East
Entrance, morning light
South-west
Master bedroom, heavy things
South
Heavy walls, few openings
South-east
Kitchen — Agni's corner
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Every row, column and diagonal adds up to 15.
Numerology and remedies
Your birth number and its stone
Add up the digits of your birth date to get your mulank (28 → 2+8 = 10 → 1). Each number has a ruling planet, and that planet has its gemstone, colour and day.
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Guides, mantras and prayers
Guide
What a Kundli actually is
A birth chart is a map of the sky at the moment you were born — twelve houses, nine planets and the signs they stood in. Here is how to read one without any jargon.
GuideHow a gemstone is chosen — and when not to wear one
A stone is chosen for a planet, not for a wish. Which planet, why, how heavy, and the cases where the honest answer is "no stone at all".
GuideKundli Milan: what the 36 gunas do and do not say
Guna Milan counts eight kutas out of 36 — all of them from the two Moons. Here is what each one weighs, what Nadi and Bhakoot mean, and why a score alone should not decide a marriage.
GuideNumerology in India: Mulank, Bhagyank and the name number
Three numbers do most of the work — the day you were born, your whole date of birth, and the letters of your name. What each one is, and how far to trust them.
BhaktiGayatri Mantra
The Vedic prayer to the light of the Sun, from the Rig Veda. The words, what they mean, and how it is traditionally recited.
BhaktiMahamrityunjaya Mantra
The Rig Vedic mantra to Shiva recited for health and for release from fear. The words, the meaning, and when it is traditionally taken up.
BhaktiThe nine beej mantras, one for each graha
One seed mantra for each of the nine planets, with the day it is begun on and the number of recitations the texts give.
BhaktiShanti Path — the prayer for the good of all
Four lines recited at the close of prayer, asking for the happiness and health of everyone, not only one's own.
Begin with your Kundli
It is free, it takes a minute, and everything else on this page follows from it.