Stone Rings For Men

Most Pakistani men like to wear stone rings as it is considered a religious symbol for multiple faiths. Majority of the Muslim Pakistani men's rings are silver or metallic as gold is not considered permissible for a Muslim man. Women however can wear them in any material they want to. These rings are worn on a daily basis for receiving their spiritual benefits or for mere ornamental purposes. Some of the popular Stone Rings for Men in Pakistan are:

1. Yaqoot Stone

A dazzling red coloured precious gem, both Garnet and Ruby are called Yaqoot stone in Urdu, despite their dissimilarities. It is mainly found in Asia and the Myanmar rubies are considered the top quality and the most expensive of the lot. They have the brightest and deepest red fluorescence which is called the pigeon's blood red. It is among the 5 cardinal precious gems including blue sapphire, purple amethyst, white diamonds and green emeralds. Ruby or Yaqoot stone price varies depending on the origin, clarity, colour, cut and size. Large-sized gem-quality red rubies are the rarest and are even more expensive than comparably sized diamonds. It is preferred in small sizes by men to be worn in silver or stainless steel rings. Yaqoot is sold in carats, "ratti" or "tola" in Pakistan and India. 

2. Black Aqeeq Stone

Aqeeq is from the Quartz family and is called Agate in English. It comes in different colors including, red, black, green, white, milky white, gray and yellow colors. Most Pakistani men who like to wear gem rings wear the Black Aqeeq Stone rings. Gemstones have a special place in almost all religions including Islam and Christianity. The Holy Prophet P.B.U.H was said to have worn aqeeq stone embedded in a silver ring on his right hand. Many Muslims wear the same as it is considered Sunnah. It is known to bring joy, good eyesight, strength and courage to the wearer. Also, experts believe it eliminates sadness, depression, tension and negative feelings. Some Islamic scholars believe black aqeeq stone rings for men bring sustenance, eliminate poverty, increase income, protect against accidents, black magic and enemies.

3. Topaz Stone

Topaz stone is called Pukhraj Pathar in Urdu. It is most commonly confused with Peela Pukhraj or Yellow Sapphire for their almost identical appearances. On the MOHS scale, the hardness of Topaz lands at 8, making it highly durable. It can withstand heat, high temperatures and accidents. The price of Topaz stones depends on its originality, size, cut, rarity, carat and colour but they are usually not very expensive. Topaz is sold in carats, "ratti" or "tola" in Pakistan and India. Astrologers suggest not wearing any less than 3.25 carats of Topaz to reap its spiritual benefits. Men embed topaz stone in silver or metallic rings in Pakistan and wear it on their right hand.

4. Feroza Stone

Feroza stone also called Turquoise is a pure stone that is amongst the most valued and rarest gems in the world. For thousands of years, Feroza stone has been used as a decorative item or ornament and is considered to possess healing qualities, like all pure stones. It is an opaque, blue to green mineral that is one of the most valuable and rarest stones in the world. The rarest and the most expensive feroza stone is Lander Blue Spiderweb Turquoise which is always the most in-demand. Feroza stone helps your body absorb nutrients and enhances immunity. It regenerates the tissues bringing well being to the whole body. It is said to have anti-inflammatory properties, as well as detoxifying effects and can relieve physical ailments like diseases, pains and cramps. 

As with all precious gems such as neelam, feroza, aqeeq, topaz, opal etc, before planning to buy an original stone jewellery or stone rings for men and women, consult a learned Astrologer. They are experts who can tell you whether any gem will suit you or will prove to be dangerous. If you would like to purchase these rings, we have a list of trusted online stores that sell authentic stone rings, jewellery and other articles made out of precious gems on our website.