Pearl Tasbeeh

rs: 3000

Black Cat's Eye Gemstone

8.3ct

Rs:2500

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Rose Quartz

Bismillah Gems

6.05ct

Rs : 4000

Crystal Yellow Topaz Gemstone

Bismillah Gems

Beautiful crystal yellow topaz 

it is rare form of yellow topaz

1.80ct

rs: 4400

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Gemstones in Islam

As narrated by Hazrat Anas, Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) had a silver gemstone ring and its stone was Abyssinian gem. (Muslim, Libas, 61). Some scholars said the stone was cornelian. As its mine was in Abyssinia, it was named so.

About Blood Stone

Bloodstone, or heliotrope, is green chalcedony with flecks of red due to the presence of iron oxide. Yellow or red jasper may also be present. It is found in china, Brazil, India, Australia and US.

History and Folklore:

Christian lore states that the blood of Christ dripped onto a green stone, thus creating bloodstone.

From ancient times it was considered a valuable stone for healing and banishment of negativity and it is said would guide people who were lost.

Associations:

Bloodstone is associated with the first chakra, the planet Mars, the element of fire and the zodiac signs Aries, Pisces and Scorpio.

It is the birthstone for March.

Benefits of Bloodstone:

Bloodstone is used to increase circulation of the energy through the body and release blockages.

It is said to increase immunity and to clean the blood and to halt excessive bleeding.

Placed on the thigh, bloodstone will ease the pain of childbirth and prevent hemorrhaging. Worn on the arm by a pregnant woman, bloodstone will help prevent miscarriage.

Worn on the arm by a warrior, it will help any wounds received during battle to stop bleeding quickly. It may also be worn on the breast to keep warriors feeling courageous and strong and to keep their moral high, even after grievous casualties.

Bloodstone is also used in spells to draw money or increase wealth, calm fears and anger and ensure victory in legal matters.

Wearing Gemstones is sunnah Nabvi (PBUH)

It is Sunnah to wear the ring with the gemstone turned outward to the back of the hand (zhahir al-kaff) since that is how Ibn `Abbas said the Prophet (upon him blessings and peace) wore it, and how Ibn `Abbas himself wore it, – on the smallest finger of his right hand – as narrated by Abu Dawud and al-Tirmidhi in their Sunan, and the latter said al-Bukhari told him it was a “hasan sahih” hadith.