What is a Dhan Yog bracelet?

A bracelet of stones that Indian tradition links with wealth: here pyrite, citrine, tiger eye, green aventurine and clear quartz. The name comes from dhan yoga, the wealth combinations of Vedic astrology. Some sellers also call it a money magnet bracelet.

Will it bring me money?

No bracelet can promise money, and we do not. These stones are traditionally associated with prosperity, and many people find a visible reminder of their goal useful. Treat it as jewellery with meaning, not as a financial plan.

Which day should I start wearing it?

Friday (Lakshmi's day) is the most common choice, Thursday the next. Dhanteras is a popular first day too.

Is it for men or women?

Both. It is 10 mm wide with a hidden box clasp, about 21.5 cm long, and weighs about 45 to 50 g.

Can I wear it every day?

Yes. Take it off for a bath, a swim or the gym, because pyrite does not like water and sweat.

It suits Dhanteras, Diwali and shop openings. Add the person's name and birth date to our free tools and give them their numbers with it.

Does it need cleansing or energising?

Not to work as jewellery. If you follow the practice, leave it under moonlight overnight once a month. Do not wash pyrite in water.

Pyrite · Citrine · Tiger Eye · Green Aventurine · Clear Quartz

Dhan Yog Metal Bracelet

Five stones that Indian tradition links with money and steady effort, set in polished silver tone links with a hidden clasp. Worn by shop owners on opening day, given as a Dhanteras gift, and kept on the wrist as a daily reminder of the goal you are working towards.

Made for prosperity

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Dhan · धन

wealth

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Lakshmi's day

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5 stones

Pyrite, Citrine, Tiger Eye, Green Aventurine, Clear Quartz

₹799

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Stones: Pyrite, Citrine, Tiger Eye, Green Aventurine, Clear Quartz
Band: High polish silver tone metal alloy links, hidden box clasp, about 21.5 cm long, 10 mm wide, 45 to 50 g
For: Men and women
Price: ₹799, free delivery across india
Delivery: 4 to 8 working days across India

Why these five stones

In Vedic astrology a dhan yoga is a combination of planets in a birth chart that is read as a sign of wealth. This bracelet borrows the name. It does not change your chart; it gathers the five stones most often chosen in India for prosperity work, so the wish and the reminder sit in one place.

PyriteA brassy, metallic iron mineral, nicknamed fool's gold because early prospectors mistook it for gold. Traditionally linked with wealth, willpower and steady effort; it is widely sold in India as a money stone.

CitrineYellow to honey coloured quartz. Much of the citrine on the market is heat-treated amethyst, which looks the same and is still quartz. Traditionally linked with abundance, cheer and success, which is why traders called it the merchant's stone.

Tiger EyeGolden brown quartz with silky bands that shift in the light, the effect that gives it its name. Traditionally linked with courage, confidence and focus, and in many traditions protection while travelling.

Green AventurineGreen quartz with tiny mica flakes that give it a soft shimmer. Traditionally linked with luck and new opportunities, so much so that it is often called the stone of opportunity.

Clear QuartzColourless, glass-clear quartz, one of the most common minerals on earth. Traditionally linked with clarity, and in crystal tradition it is said to amplify the intention of the stones around it.

How people use it

A bracelet does not rewrite your stars, and we will not pretend it does. What it does well is sit on your wrist all day, where you see it a hundred times: a small, physical reminder of the thing you decided to work on. That is how most people use it.

Opening a shop or officeWorn for the first time on opening day, or on a date picked with your own numbers. The launch date tool lists the dates that suit you for the next three months. Open it
Dhanteras and DiwaliA festive gift with a meaning attached, for parents, partners and business partners.
A new job or a salary talkMany wear it into an interview or an appraisal as a quiet confidence anchor: something to touch, a reason to sit up straight.
A savings goalPick a number, put it on your phone, and let the bracelet be the reminder each time you reach for your wallet.
Traders and sales teamsPeople who handle money all day like a stone they can see while they work. Citrine was long called the merchant's stone.

Dhan Yog and your numbers

Numerology reads money through number 8 (Saturn, slow building) and number 5 (Mercury, fast moving trade), and growth through 3 (Jupiter). The bracelet suits every mulank; what changes is how you use it. Find your two numbers on My Numbers, then check your business name with the business name calculator.

How to wear it

Which day to start wearing it. Friday is the day most commonly chosen in India, because it is Lakshmi's day. Thursday, Jupiter's day, is the other favourite. Dhanteras itself is a popular first day. If you want to match it to your own numbers, use a date from the launch date tool.

Which hand. Traditions differ, and even the biggest sellers contradict themselves from one page to the next. A common view: the left hand receives, so wear it there to invite; the right hand acts, so wear it there for effort and work. Pick one and keep to it.

The first time you wear it

Wipe the bracelet with a soft dry cloth.
Hold it for a moment and say, out loud or in your head, the one thing you want it to remind you of.
Put it on in the morning and wear it through the day.
If you follow the practice, refresh it under moonlight overnight once a month.

Take it off for a bath, a swim, the gym, and perfume or cream until they dry. Many people also take it off to sleep; that is a comfort choice, not a rule.

Care

Pyrite: Keep it dry. Pyrite can dull or tarnish with moisture, so take the bracelet off before a bath or a swim.
Citrine: Long hours in strong sunlight can fade it. A quick wipe with a soft dry cloth is all it needs.
Tiger Eye: Hard wearing. Wipe it dry after contact with water or sweat.
Green Aventurine: Strong sunlight over months can fade the green. Store it in a pouch when you are not wearing it.
Clear Quartz: The easiest stone to look after. Wipe it with a soft cloth.
Band: wipe it dry after wear and store it in its pouch, away from other jewellery that could scratch it.

Stones vary: each bead's colour and pattern differs a little from the photos.

Delivery and returns

Free delivery across India. Dispatched within 2 working days of payment, delivered in 4 to 8 working days across India.
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Arrived damaged or not what you ordered? Message us within 48 hours with an unboxing photo or video for a replacement or a full refund.

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Questions

What is a Dhan Yog bracelet?: A bracelet of stones that Indian tradition links with wealth: here pyrite, citrine, tiger eye, green aventurine and clear quartz. The name comes from dhan yoga, the wealth combinations of Vedic astrology. Some sellers also call it a money magnet bracelet.
Will it bring me money?: No bracelet can promise money, and we do not. These stones are traditionally associated with prosperity, and many people find a visible reminder of their goal useful. Treat it as jewellery with meaning, not as a financial plan.
Which hand should I wear it on?: Traditions differ, and even the big sellers contradict themselves. One common view: the left hand receives, so wear it there to invite; the right hand acts, so wear it there for effort and work. Choose one and keep to it.
Which day should I start wearing it?: Friday (Lakshmi's day) is the most common choice, Thursday the next. Dhanteras is a popular first day too.
Is it for men or women?: Both. It is 10 mm wide with a hidden box clasp, about 21.5 cm long, and weighs about 45 to 50 g.
Can I wear it every day?: Yes. Take it off for a bath, a swim or the gym, because pyrite does not like water and sweat.
Is it a good gift?: It suits Dhanteras, Diwali and shop openings. Add the person's name and birth date to our free tools and give them their numbers with it.
Does it need cleansing or energising?: Not to work as jewellery. If you follow the practice, leave it under moonlight overnight once a month. Do not wash pyrite in water.

Pair it with your reading

Personal Numerology ReportYour mulank, bhagyank, lucky numbers, name check and twelve months of good dates, as a PDF. ₹99.See the report →Kundali ReportYour Janam Kundali from date, time and place of birth: D1 and D9 charts, planets, doshas, yogas and the dasha timeline.Make your Kundali →

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Gemstones and astrology are traditional belief systems. The associations on this page are shared as tradition, for interest and reflection. They are not a promise of any result and not medical, financial or legal advice. Sold by Hiren Dhakan.

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