Natural Zircon

Zircon is the conventional birthstone for December born. Along with Turquoise, it is the birthstone for the zodiac Sagittarius. It is believed that Zircon’s name has been derived from the Persian word ‘zargun’ meaning gold colored. Available in a pallet of colors, Zircon is a natural crystalline gemstone which is even older than diamond. Diamonds were often substituted with zircons because of their dazzling brilliance. Zircon is available in transparent form as well as in blue, pink, green, aquamarine, red, brown, yellow and green pink colors. The green and blue zircons are the most popular.

Wearing Zircon illuminates one’s body, spirit and mind and aligns the person with the universal laws. Zircon is a pain reliever. Also, it is very beneficial for people who have insomnia. Zircon quickens one’s appetite and also helps in optimally utilizing Vitamin E. It is a great help in treatment of vertigo or skeletal/tissue/muscle mending. Zircon induces calm and peace in the person. Also, it assists in broadening the dimension. One is more receptive and intentions are more pure when the person wears Zircon. Providing the wearer with honor, riches and wisdom, Zircon helps incrementing the self-esteem as well.
It is said that Zircon enhances beauty and attracts other people towards you. Also it adds up your popularity in your social circle and prestige. Zircon protects one from jealousy and rival revenges being plotted by your enemies. All in all, Zircon proves to be very beneficial.

Care & Cleaning of Zircon

Zircon is very brittle and gets chipped very easily. Hence, it needs special care. It can be cleaned with a gentle soap and crevices can be cleaned using a soft brush. Hot water, household chemicals and sudden temperature changes should be avoided.

Loss of luster is a dangerous sign in case of Zircon. Hence, if your stone is losing luster, it’s time to replace it.

Zircon jewelry should be placed in a separate box and stored carefully.

Mantra

“Om Draam Dreem Draum Sah Shukraya Namah”

Zircon should be studded in silver, gold or platinum and worn on a Friday.