Ketu Stone-Cat's eye=CHRYSOBERYL?

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I am confused which Cat's eye is for Ketu. I looked at few astrology

books including Mr. Raths (where is says Chrysoberyl) and they have

different opinion. CHRYSOBERYL CATS EYE is color change greenish, but

some of the astrological leatature describe Cat's eye as smoky

(mixture of black and white).

 

There are 24 different Cats eye and all of them are smoky with slight

difference in color. Which one among the following Cat's-eye is for

ketu?

 

Beryl Cats Eye

ALEXANDRITE CATS EYE

APATITE CATS EYE

AQUAMARINE CATS EYE

CHROME DIOPSIDE CATS EYE

CHRYSOBERYL CATS EYE

EMERALD CATS EYE

HELIODOR CATS EYE

IDOCRASE CATS EYE

IMPERIAL QUARTZ CATS EYE

KORNERUPINE CATS EYE

KUNZITE CATS EYE

MEIONITE CATS EYE

MOONSTONE CATS EYE

NATROLITE CATS EYE

PRASIOLITE CATS EYE

RUBELLITE CATS EYE

RUTILE CATS EYE

SCAPOLITE CATS EYE

SILLIMANITE CATS EYE

SUNSTONE CATS EYE

TOURMALINE CATS EYE

TREMOLITE CATS EYE

VANADIAN CATS EYE

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Dear

Chandan_Astro,

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books including Mr. Raths (where is says Chrysoberyl) and they have

different opinion. CHRYSOBERYL CATS EYE is color change greenish, but

some of the astrological leatature describe Cat's eye as smoky

(mixture of black and white).

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Chrysoberyl:

Colour, yellow, green, yellow-brown, strawberry, violet, etc. Colour change Alexandrite,

also from the chrysoberyl family : Larger gems of such phenomena are

normally very expensive. {Watch soon, for updated pictures and articles at

Gauranga Das’ website.

http://www.brihaspati.net

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The

cat’s eye, also called cymophane, derived from a Greek word for “wavering-light”-

silky tubular inclusion in the gems are turned at a 60º angle to catch it’s

asterism.

 

Therefore

all “cat’s eyes” is derived for it’s chatoyancy/asterism of any gem. As Ketu

gets it graha from any sign it disposits, it maybe natural to choose the

chatoyancy of the colour of that particular planet, provided the planet does

not own inimical signs/houses.

 

The

smoky colour you described is actually not a mixture of black and white, but

more a dark grayish brown colour [already suggesting that it maybe too included

to be classified as “gemmy” for astrological use.

 

Swee