How Much Weight (Ratti/Carat) Should You Wear?: Gemstone Blog, Diamond Article, Jewellery News, Gemology Online
How Much Weight (Ratti/Carat) Should You Wear?: Gemstone Blog, Diamond Article, Jewellery News, Gemology Online
How Much Weight (Ratti/Carat) Should You Wear?: Gemstone Blog, Diamond Article, Jewellery News, Gemology Online
Ratti is the unit for measuring the weight of Gemstone. Each Ratti equals to 180 mg. Ratti
is widely used unit in India for measuring weight of astrological gemstones.
While choosing the Weight of Gemstone, one must take 4 major points into
consideration.
Therefore, one might conclude that weight range of 4-8 Carat is most widely worn. Any
stone below 4 Carat is too small to make skin-contact. Any stone above 8 Carat might
become too bulky to handle.
Tip: When Budget is a constraint, It is advisable to choose lesser Weight with higher Quality than to choose more weight and Lesser Quality.
What is the Concept of Savaa, Saadhe and Pauna Ratti?
To Understand the Concept, We will have to assume that each ratti is divided in 100 parts.
The Number following the decimal decides- Sava, Sadhe or Pauna.
The First 1/3rd portion, that is, from .01 to .35 is called ‘Sava’ or ‘Savaya’. For Example,
5.01,5.15,5.25 or 5.34 Ratti will be considered as Sava-Pannch Ratti.
The ‘Sadhe’ unit ranges from .35 to .75. For Example, 7.36, 7.40, 7.57, 7.63 Ratti etc will
be considered Sadhe-Saat ratti.
Above 0.75 is Called ‘Pauna’. Example, 8.81, 7.95, 6.77 Ratti is called ‘Pauna’.
Pauna is always avoided in case of Astrological Gemstones.
In Northern Parts of India, like Punjab and Haryana, The Ratti is considered to be equal to
120 mg. Standard Ratti elsewhere in India equals to 180 mg.
Carat and Ratti both are the units for measuring weight of the Gems. One Carat equals to
200mg. Carat is an internationally used weight unit.
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