Blue Zircon Stone (Neela Jarkan)

What is Blue Jarkan Stone?

The Blue Jarkan stone belongs to the neo silicates mineral family and are a great source of Zirconium metal. They form in igneous rock, such as granites and metamorphic rock. Almost all Zircons are heat treated to gain the vivid blue color. We have enlisted some common types to make your decision easy when you buy Blue Zircon stones online or in-store:

1. Sky Blue Zircon: Uranium or Thorium can replace the Zirconium atoms in crystal lattice due to radiation-induced color centers and impart blue coloration.
2. Aquamarine Blue Zircon: This Ice Blue Zircon resembles the Aquamarine gemstone, except it has more flashes. It comes in pale blue to medium pastel blue with a slight greenish tinge.
3. Starlite Zircon: This type mainly contains zirconium silicate with some impurities that impart the green tinge with enchanting blue radiance.
4. Sapphire Blue Zircon: This variety of blue Zircon has a deep ocean-like dark blue color and excellent clarity, which resembles the precious Blue Sapphire gemstone.
5. Electric Blue Zircon: This variety of Blue Zircons has an electric blue hue with a dazzling sheen. 
6. Teal Blue Zircon: This variety of Blue Zircon has a uniform blue color with a green overtone.
7. Cambolite: It is a variety of Blue Zircon from Cambodia, the world’s largest source of high-quality Blue Zircon.

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Blue Zircon Stone Benefits:

• It enhances your passion for your work, bestows focus, growth, and vision to achieve your goals, and establishes discipline and determination.
• It escalates financial growth, affluence, prosperity, new business opportunities, and income flow.
• It protects against the evil eye, harm, accidents, negativity, dangers, psychic attacks, severe illnesses, etc.
• It bestows calmness, tranquility, and stability of mind to heal stress, anxiety, depression, and overthinking.
• It heals asthma, skin disorders, respiratory disorders, digestive issues, infertility, allergies, hormonal imbalances, etc.
• It bestows self-confidence, clarity of thought, higher self-esteem, and courage.
• It increases luxury, status. comfort, and fame.
• It enhances love, understanding, faith, passion, and harmony in marriage.
• It levitates creativity, rational thinking, self-expression, communication, and concentration.
• It activates the Crown Chakra for awakening untapped intellect and higher spiritual connection with supreme beings.
• It makes you spiritually active for intuitions, psychic insights, and enlightenment.

Who Should Wear Blue Zircon Stone?

• According to Vedic astrology, people born under Taurus and Libra zodiac signs can wear Blue Jarkan stone.
• Western astrology suggests this gemstone for those born under Virgo and Capricorn zodiac signs. 
• Ascendants of Gemini and Aquarius signs can also wear Blue zircon.

How to Wear Blue Jarkan Stone?

Ideal Metal

Silver is the ideal metal to set your blue zircon stone ring or pendant. Metals like platinum and white gold may also be considered after asking your astrologer.

Finger Placement

Wear your blue zircon ring on the middle finger of your working hand.

Stone Weight

It varies for each individual according to their body weight.

Best Day

Friday, during the waxing moon phase (shukla paksha)

Ideal Timing

Early morning (5-7 AM), preferably just around sunrise (brahm muhurat)

Mantras for energization 

Chant the Saturn Mantra: Om Sham Shanicharaye Namah (ॐ शं शनिचराये नमः) for 108 times.

And chant the Venus Mantra: Om Shum Shukraya Namah (ॐ शुं शुक्राय नमः) for 108 times.

Factors Affecting Blue Zircon Price & Quality

The Blue Zircon stone price varies according to its quality factors such as colour, clarity, carat, etc. Always go through the quality determining factors when you buy Blue Zircon stones online or in-store:

1. Colour:  It comes in shades from light blue to dark blue. But the vivid dark Blue Zircon is preferred and has a higher price.
2. Clarity: Blue Jarkan stone naturally comes with a few inclusions. A Blue Zircon with zero inclusions and the finest clarity has a higher price.
3. Carat: A Natural Blue Zircon stone’s price increases with its carat weight due to its alluring appearance and rarity.
4. Treatments: All Blue Jarkan stones undergo heat treatments for stability of color. Finding an untreated Blue Zircon is rare and is more expensive than treated Blue Zircon gemstone.
5. Origin: The Sri Lankan (Ceylon) and Cambodian (Ratanakiri ) Blue Zircon stones cost more due to their finest quality than other origins.
6. Gemstone Certification’s Necessity: Some people sell duped copies of imitated Blue Zircon at low prices. One should always buy an original and certified Blue Zircon stone from a trusted seller. GIA, IGS, etc., are the reputed labs for authenticating all gemstones.

Pramogh sells the finest quality, astrologically guided, and IDT lab-certified natural Blue Jarkan stones at affordable prices and discounts.

Blue Jarkan Stone Price in India

An original Blue Jarkan stone can cost you around ₹3000 per carat in India, and the cost can go higher or lower than this depending on the overall quality of the gemstone.

Care & Cleaning of Blue Zircon Jewellery:

The Blue Zircon stone is comparatively durable due to its 6.5-7.5 Mohs scale hardness. It needs timely care to preserve its effectiveness. Follow these easy cleaning tips after you buy Zircon stone: 

• Dip the Blue Jarkan stone in warm and soapy water for cleaning. 
• Clean its grimes with a soft-bristled toothbrush gently.
• Pat it dry with a soft and lint-free cloth.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals, detergents, chlorides, steamers, or ultrasonic cleaners to avoid damage.

Blue Zircon Gemstone Jewellery:

This beautiful gemstone exhibits light dispersion and double refraction. This process creates dual facets in its internal parts for higher brilliance. This 4.4 billion-year-old gemstone is one of the most ancient gemstones ever known. It was the most popular gemstone for English estate jewellery during the Victorian era in the 1800s. Queen Victoria wore this gemstone in her signature jewellery pieces.

Blue Jarkan stone contains traces of Uranium and Thorium, which makes it partly radioactive. It causes alteration of colur when they come in heat or light exposure (tenebrescence). This phenomenon makes it more desirable for rafting jewellery. It is a birthstone of December and an economical substitute for diamond and blue sapphire jewellery. It is also a 4th wedding anniversary gemstone.