Can you wear blue Sapphire in silver?

So here are some pointers that you should keep in mind as you get prepared to wear the Blue Sapphire Neelam gemstone: The best metals to set the Blue Sapphire on are silver, platinum, panchdhatu or gold. The Neelam gemstone should be worn either in the evening before sunset or on Saturday morning during Shukla Paksha.

Which finger is best for blue Sapphire?

middle finger
According to astrology Blue Sapphire (Neelam/Nilam/Nelam) should be worn on middle finger (biggest finger) of your working hand. The Gemstone in ring softly touches your finger from back to have the best positive effect to the gemstone.

Which metal is used in Neelam ring?

Blue Sapphire when wearing this gem as an astrological remedy. Neelam should be worn on silver or gold.

How to wear a blue sapphire/Neelam?

Saturday evening is believed to be the most felicitous to wear a Blue Sapphire/ Neelam. It is advised to dip the ring in Holy water or milk before wearing it on to eliminate all the impurities that the ring might have. After the ring is cleaned, keep it on a black coloured cloth on which Saturn Yantra is drawn using Kumkum.

Who should wear the Neelam stone?

Who should wear the Neelam stone and who shouldn’t 1. An Aries native should wear the Blue sapphire (Neelam) only when Saturn‘s major period is underway. Individuals for whom Saturn is placed in the 2nd, 7th, 10th, and 11th house can try and wear this gemstone.2.

Can You Wear BLUE SAPPHIRE in gold?

Blue Sapphire can be worn in Gold, Silver or Ashtadhatu (A mix of eight metals). It is believed that the effect of the stone depends on its weight. Heavier the stone, more effective it would be. Usually, one can wear a Blue Sapphire ranging from 3 carat to 6 carat.

Can Gemini wear blue sapphire?

For a Gemini, the wearing of the Blue Sapphire should be evaluated thoroughly since Saturn holds one auspicious and one inauspicious house of this native. When Saturn is placed in the 1st, 4th, 5th, 9th, or 10th house, the Blue Sapphire (Neelam) stone can be worn after a three days trial period.4.