Silver Sterling Coral Bracelet
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Coral is
governed by planet Mars. In astrology, great importance is attached to this
planet, especially when considering a match for marriage. The position of the
planet Mars in individual nativity decides the happiness or failure of
conjugality. In Hindi and Sanskrit, coral is known as Moonga, Praval, Vidrum, and
Angarakmani. In Persian, it is known as Mirzan. Coral is found in the sea. A
good quality coral is shining red in color with a slight orange hue. It should
be round or oval, or triangular in shape. A long, narrow coral should not be
worn since it brings ill luck. White spots found on coral portend health
problems to the wearer.
A double shade in coral is
considered inauspicious. The coral should be set in gold. Its weight should be
between three to six carats. The ring should be worn on the ring finger of the
right hand.
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Silver Sterling Coral Bracelet |
In astrology, Mars, the ruler of coral, is attributed to having a
fiery temperament, animal spirit, and fighting power. It signifies energy,
ambitions, and desire. Armed forces and police personnel are ruled by the
red planet Mars. Engineers, doctor’s especially dental surgeons, lawyers, and
those dealing in iron and steel, dry fruits, intoxicants, and landed estates and
building contractors are all governed by Mars. It also rules transport and
automobile dealers. Those belonging to the professions mentioned above can wear
coral for enhancing their career prospects. Those born with Mars predominant in
their birth chart are medium in height, muscular, and have well-developed chests
and shoulders, narrow waists, and dark brown hair. They generally have a rosy or
ruddy complexion and light-colored eyes. Such people can wear coral to derive
maximum benefits through its prophylactic qualities.
Women born under the beneficial placement of Mars in their birth
chart are assured of a long and happy married life. Wearing a coral assures
them a stable and prosperous life. Astrologers hold coral in high regard as it
assures protection against burns, wounds, accidents, and ill luck. But to enjoy
such a fortunate trait and felicity, one must be born with a strong Mars, the
ruler of coral. If one is afflicted with acute fever, smallpox, measles, mumps,
ulcers in the intestines, etc. then one should not wear this gemstone. In the
Hindu system of astrology, certain in the placement of Mars in a birth chart is
considered very inauspicious and detrimental to marital bliss. Such cases are
known as Mangalik, or those having Mangal Dosha. There’s a general belief that
a Mangalik person should marry a Mangalik to balance the negative effects of
Mars. It is not the scope of this article to give details of Mangal dosha, and
how to minimize its negative influences. However, a Mangalik person can wear
coral to mitigate the harmful effects of the malefic influence of Mars.
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