White Pukhraj (Pukhraj-W) 4.34 Carat (4.8 Ratti) Oval – LWS15
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Description
In India, white pukhraj (also called safed pukhraj) is the trade name most often used for white sapphire: colourless or near-colourless corundum, the same mineral as ruby and yellow sapphire. Corundum is very hard (9 on the Mohs scale) and suits daily wear.
This stone is catalogued by our supplier as Pukhraj-W. Its species, natural status and any treatment have not been confirmed by a lab, so please ask for a lab report if you need certainty.
Who is this for?
People advised by an astrologer to strengthen Shukra (Venus) who want an alternative to diamond. Venus is usually favourable for Taurus, Libra, Capricorn, Aquarius, Gemini and Virgo lagnas. It is popular with people in design, fashion, music, hospitality and the arts. Get your kundli checked before wearing it.
- Gemstone
- White Pukhraj (catalogue name Pukhraj-W)
- Weight (carat)
- 4.34 ct
- Weight (ratti)
- 4.77 ratti (1 ratti = 0.91 ct)
- Shape
- Oval faceted
- Colour
- Near-colourless with a pale pink tint
- Hardness (Mohs)
- 9 if corundum (white sapphire)
- Planet (traditional use)
- Venus (Shukra), as a diamond substitute
- Wearing day
- Friday morning, within two hours of sunrise, in Shukla Paksha
- Finger
- Middle or little finger, right hand
- Metal
- Silver or platinum
- Weight range
- 5 to 7 ratti
- Mantra
- Om Draam Dreem Draum Sah Shukraya Namah (108 times)
- Product code
- LWS15
- Preparation
- Complimentary energising before dispatch.
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Call our support team and we will show you White Pukhraj (Pukhraj-W) 4.34 Carat (4.8 Ratti) Oval – LWS15 in person when you visit, or live on a video call.
Before You Shop
Frequently Asked Questions
A few answers to help you choose with confidence.
White pukhraj, usually meaning white sapphire, is traditionally worn as a substitute for diamond, the stone of Venus (Shukra). Some sellers offer it for Jupiter, but yellow sapphire is the traditional Jupiter stone, so confirm with your astrologer.







