NATURAL RED CORAL Capsule Shape (लाल कैप्सूल मूंगा)

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

NATURAL RED CORAL CAPSULE SHAPE
HINDI NAME – MUNGA
COLOR – RED
SHAPE AND CUT – CAPSULE CABOCHON
R.I. – 1.67 (SPOT)
MAGNIFICATION – NATURAL ORIGIN
ORIGIN – ITALIAN

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FAQ
1. How many types of shapes are there in natural corals?
– There are three types of shapes that are more popular in natural coral: triangular, capsule and oval shape.

2. How many colors do natural corals come in?
– Natural corals come in mainly two colors, red and white
White is cheaper than red.

3. How to identify natural coral?
– Identifying natural coral can be a bit tricky, especially with the availability of synthetic and treated versions in the market. However, there are some key characteristics you can look for:
– Texture and Feel:
o Natural coral typically has a smooth texture but may have minor imperfections, pits, or grain marks. Perfectly smooth surfaces might suggest it has been polished or is artificial.
o When touched, natural coral feels cool, unlike synthetic materials which may feel warm.
– Weight:
o Natural coral tends to be heavier than plastic or glass imitations due to its composition (calcium carbonate).
– Colour:
o Authentic coral has a vibrant, even colour, but it may also have slight variations or natural patterns. Beware of overly bright or unnatural shades, which can indicate artificial dyeing.
– Magnification Test:
o Under a magnifying glass, you might see small pits or irregularities in natural coral. Synthetic coral often has uniform or too-perfect a structure.
– Hardness:
o Coral has a Mohs hardness of 3 to 4, which means it can be scratched by a knife or other metal object. Synthetic versions, especially glass ones, may be harder.
4. On which finger of which hand should the coral ring be worn?

– In astrology, the finger and hand on which a red coral ring should be worn depend on cultural practices and astrological principles. Generally, it is recommended to wear a red coral ring:
– Finger: On the ring finger (fourth finger) of the hand.
– Hand: Typically, in most traditions, the right hand for men and the left hand for women.
– It is important to have the coral set in gold, silver, panchdhatu, Ashtha dhatu copper for astrological purposes. The ring is ideally worn on a Tuesday morning during the waxing phase of the moon after reciting the appropriate mantra for Mars.