Firoza has been worn for centuries across cultures — from Himalayan monks to Middle Eastern traders — for protection, grace, and emotional release. It is not a navratna, but it is considered astrologically safe, and is often recommended for its calming, stabilizing influence. This is a gem of the sky and the soul — associated with kind speech, clean intention, and inner grace.
फिरोज़ा एक ऐसा रत्न है जो सकारात्मक ऊर्जा, मानसिक शांति और बुरी नजर से सुरक्षा का प्रतीक माना जाता है। यह कोई ग्रह रत्न नहीं है, परन्तु इसे ज्योतिषीय रूप से सुरक्षित और संतुलनकारी माना जाता है। यह रत्न उन लोगों के लिए है जो आत्मिक स्थिरता, शुद्ध विचार और शांत व्यवहार चाहते हैं।
Firoza (Turquoise) is ideal for:
– People facing stress, emotional volatility, or negativity
– Those in professions involving public speaking, healing, or spiritual work
– Anyone who feels mentally scattered or energetically vulnerable
– Children, elderly, or those advised to wear a non-reactive, neutral gem
– Those seeking an astrologically safe alternative that gently uplifts without overstimulating
🇮🇷 Iranian / Persian Firoza
Traditionally the most prized. Sky blue to robin’s egg blue with minimal matrix. Highly valued for purity and historic prestige.
🇺🇸 Arizona (Sleeping Beauty)
Clear sky blue. Famous for uniform colour and minimal veining. One of the most popular turquoise origins globally.
Q: Is Firoza used in astrology?
A: It is not a planetary gem, but is often recommended for its neutral, non-harming qualities. Firoza is considered a safe gem that can be worn by most people without risk of planetary conflict.
Q: Can it protect from negative energy or nazar?
A: Traditionally, yes. Across Central Asia and India, it is worn as a protective talisman — especially for children or sensitive individuals. Some astrologers also associate Firoza with **Venusian (Shukra) energies**, due to its calming influence and ability to support love, grace, and harmonious expression.
Q: In which metal and finger should Firoza be worn?
A: Typically worn in Silver or Panchdhatu, on the little finger (kanishta) or middle finger of the right hand.
Q: Can I wear it daily?
A: Yes — but note that Firoza is a soft gem (Mohs 5–6). It should be kept away from soap, perfumes, and harsh contact.