Navgrah Bracelet – Nine Stones for the Nine Grahas

In every Hindu temple, the Navagraha stand together on one platform: Surya, Chandra, Mangal, Budh, Guru, Shukra, Shani, Rahu and Ketu. Devotees walk around all nine and bow to each, because every life is touched by all of them, some kind, some testing.

This bracelet carries that same circle to your wrist: nine stones, each chosen for one graha, strung side by side. Not a remedy for a single planet, but a quiet prayer to all nine at once, asking each of them for patience with you.

Wear it, and bow to all nine grahas, every day. Devotees who wear it speak of:

• Peace with all nine planets: traditionally worn for Navgrah shanti, to calm the harder effects of the grahas together rather than one at a time.
• Steadiness when many planets feel heavy: worn during difficult dashas, or when Shani, Rahu and others seem to press at once.
• A remedy when you don't know which planet: when life feels stuck but the cause is unclear, people choose this over a single-planet stone.
• Balance in daily life: worn for calmer days, clearer decisions and fewer sudden ups and downs.
• A gift of blessing: for a new job, a new home or a new marriage, a wish for every planet to be kind.

For anyone going through a difficult phase, for those who feel their stars are against them, and for families who want every graha's blessing.

These are traditional beliefs, lovingly kept, and not guaranteed results.

The first time: on a Saturday or a Thursday morning:

1. Bathe, light a diya, and sprinkle a few drops of Ganga jal or clean water on the bracelet.
2. Hold it in your palms and set your sankalp, the one intention it will carry with you.
3. Chant "Om Navgrahaya Namah" 9 times, once for each graha, and wear it.

Which hand: traditionally it is worn on the right wrist. If your family or guru follows a different custom, follow that.

Through the day: turn the nine stones one by one and say "Om Navgrahaya Namah" with each. It is a small prayer to all nine grahas that you can do anywhere.

The fit: 8 mm beads on strong elastic that fits most wrists, about 6 to 7.5 inches. Roll it on over your hand instead of pulling it wide, and it will last much longer.

Care for it the way you care for your practice: gently, every day.

• Take it off before bathing, swimming, sleeping or a workout. Water and sweat weaken the elastic and can dull some stones.
• Keep it away from perfume and chemicals, and out of long direct sunlight, which can fade coloured stones.
• Stones can chip if knocked, so keep it in its pouch, away from hard objects, when you're not wearing it.
• Roll it on and off; don't stretch it wide.
• On a Saturday or Purnima, many devotees pass it through dhoop smoke and say the nine graha names once. If this is part of your tradition, let it become your monthly ritual.

Many stores sell navgrah bracelets. Here is what you get only with Arutra:

• Proof: many stores show one common certificate. We show the lab report for your own batch, so your stones are 100% authentic and you can check it yourself.
• What was packed: many stores ship with no record. You can watch the video of your own bracelet being packed.
• Quality check: many stores ship straight from the supplier. We check that all nine stones are there, their polish and the elastic ourselves; if a bracelet doesn't pass, it doesn't leave us.
• Returns: many stores make returns hard. You get 7-day returns, and your refund within 3 days of the return reaching us.
• Your practice: most stores just sell. Arutra is the same app you open for the Gita, Naam Jap and your daily Saadhana, trusted by thousands of devotees.