A turtle ring can change your luck! Learn which zodiac signs should avoid wearing it.

News Topical, Digital Desk : Tortoise rings have become a fad these days, but according to Vastu and astrology, they are directly related to your luck and financial situation. The tortoise is considered a symbol of Lord Vishnu's "Kurma avatar," so it's important to understand a few rules before wearing one.

Great benefits of wearing a turtle ring

Financial Prosperity: According to scriptures, the tortoise is considered a favorite of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. Wearing it brings prosperity to the home and opens up new sources of wealth.

Increased self-confidence: According to astrological beliefs, the tortoise symbolizes patience and peace. Wearing one increases self-confidence and reduces mental stress.

Positive Energy: This ring removes negative energy and brings positivity and happiness in life.

In which metal should you wear the ring?

The choice of metal determines your zodiac sign and its effect:

Silver: According to Vastu Shastra , silver is considered the best metal for a tortoise ring. It calms the mind and brings auspicious results.

Gold or Copper: If your horoscope permits, you can also get it made in gold or copper, but silver is considered to be the most effective.

Correct direction and method of wearing

Tortoise Face: When wearing a ring, ensure that the tortoise's face always faces the wearer (inward). This attracts wealth. If the face faces outward, there's a chance of money being spent.

Correct finger: It should always be worn on the middle finger (middle finger) or index finger (next to the thumb) of the right hand.

Right day: Friday is the most auspicious day to wear it, as this day is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi.

Who should not wear this ring?

According to astrology , this ring is not auspicious for all zodiac signs. Aries, Scorpio, Pisces, and Cancer, in particular, should consult an expert before wearing it, as the tortoise's element may be incompatible with their zodiac signs.

Read More: Why is the hand placed on the head when applying the tilak? It's not just tradition, there's a deep science behind it.