Hessonite (Gommed) for Rahu

Gommed is a Gem of the Garnet family. Magnets can pull Gummed, which is a very special phenomenon, as magnets otherwise pull only certain metals. Chemically it is known as Grossularite (3Ca0.Al2O3.3SiO2). Generally, it is orange, brown. Gummed is cold in nature. It is a zirconium Silicate in chemical term and its colour is just like the cow's urine. 

Usage: Hessonite stone bestows wealth, success, power, fame, spirituality and good health upon its wearer. Hessonite will avoid problems due to snakes and false allegations, victory on enemies and victory in any litigation going on in court. Medically, wearing Hessonite will be good for guarding against allergies, skin diseases and cancer. Hessonite can help in achieving speedy success in less time than expected. It cures diseases caused by affliction of Rahu and Saturn. It also increases appetite, vitality, confers good health, wealth, happiness, strengthens the oscillatory system, brings good fortune and charm and all sound prosperity. Gummed also improves dealing with people and protects its wearer from sudden misfortunes. Hessonite helps to eliminate feelings of inferiority, encourages one to seek new challenges and continue personal endeavors. Hessonite is used to regulate hormone production, stimulates metabolism, fortifies the immune system, and encourages absorption of nutrients. Hessonite is a Birthstone for Aquarius. 

Occurrence: Hessonite is found in India (Andhra Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Kullu, Simla, Orissa, Rajasthan and Gaya in Bihar), Sri Lanka, Brazil, Australia, Tanzania, South Africa, Burma, Mexico, Russia, Italy, Kenya, Canada, USA, and Malaysia. The best quality Hessonite is produced in Sri Lanka.

Benefits: 

This stone is for Rahu and is very good for students. The gem Gomed cures excess of wind and increases appetite and promises vitality. It confers health, wealth, happiness and all-round prosperity in life. Combined use of gomed and red coral cures nervous disorders, brain troubles, digestive complaints, accident, snake's bite, insanity, animal bite etc.

Who should wear: 

Gomed suits persons who are in job of gains of windfall nature. Gomed should be worn by those who are suffering from childlessness due to 'sarp shaap' in the birth chart. Stomach ailments and kidney problems get also minimized. If there is any problem connected with kidney, gomed may be worn with 'daahine firang' (upratna or semiprecious stone). Gomed of a good quality and heavy weight may also be suggested to those who are suffering from 'Kaalsarp Yoga' or 'Sarp Yoga'. How- ever, placement of Rahu should not be in 8th and 12th, Gomed gives best result if Rahu joins the 3rd, 10th, 11th and 9th house.

Compatibility:

Gomed can be worn with coral, ruby and pearl but should not be worn with blue sapphire, cat's eye and emerald. Many gems should not be worn together as "too many cooks spoil the food". We have always advised one or two gems only to be worn in appropriate finger, on suitable days and Nakshatras.

How to wear: 

It should be worn in middle finger of either hand and this should be used along with a red Coral. Gomed should be worn on Wednesday or Saturday as the case may be. If Rahu is placed in the sign of Jupiter, Mars or Sun, it should be worn in gold otherwise in silver ring.

Physical & Chemical Property: 

Chemical Formula: 3C0A1203.35102 

Colour: Reddish-brown, orange brown, Cow Urine 

Hardness: 6.5-8.5

Refractive Index: 1.780-1.889 

Specific Gravity: 3.5-4.3 

Crystal System: Isometric

Transparency: Transparent to translucent

Double Refraction: None 

Luster: Vitreous; some forms adamantine or submetallic 

Cleavage: None. May exhibit parting. 

Mineral Class: Garnet