Quartz Cat's Eye (Lahsuniya) 7.51 Carat (8.25 Ratti) Oval Cabochon
SKU: TSGTL3478
Detailed Product Description
Quartz Cat's Eye (Lahsuniya) 7.51 Carat (8.25 Ratti) Oval Cabochon
Quartz Cats Eye Lahsuniya 7.51 Carat (8.25 Ratti) is a certified Natural Quartz Cat's Eye in a Gray Oval Cabochon, measuring 12.9 × 8.2 × 8.5 mm. Its visible cat's-eye band and polished shape make it suitable as a loose Lahsuniya stone for ring setting and traditional Ketu-related astrological use.
Quartz Cat's Eye is a chatoyant quartz gemstone. The eye-like light band is best seen under direct light and depends on the orientation of fine internal inclusions and the cabochon cutting. The name Quartz Cat's Eye keeps both the quartz material and Lahsuniya cat's-eye effect clear.
Gemstone Details
| Gemstone | Natural Quartz Cat's Eye |
| Indian Name | Lahsuniya (Ketu) |
| Weight | 7.51 Carat (8.25 Ratti) |
| Dimensions | 12.9 × 8.2 × 8.5 mm |
| Cut / Shape | Oval Cabochon |
| Colour | Gray |
| Optical Effect | Visible Chatoyant Band |
| Hardness | 7 (Mohs Scale) |
| Refractive Index | 1.544-1.553 |
| Specific Gravity | 2.65-2.66 |
| Report | Not provided |
| SKU | Not provided |
Natural Appearance
The cat's-eye effect can appear different under daylight, spotlight, and video lighting. Natural Quartz Cat's Eye may show fine inclusions, cloudy areas, colour variation, or small polish marks. Please check the product photos and measurements before choosing the stone.
Traditional Use
Quartz Cat's Eye, known as Lahsuniya or Lehsunia, is traditionally associated with Ketu in many Vedic astrology practices. Customers buying for astrological purposes usually follow their astrologer's guidance.
You can compare similar stones in our Cat's Eye Stones (Lahsuniya) collection, or read the Cat's Eye (Lehsunia) buying guide before choosing.
Care
Quartz Cat's Eye has good hardness for jewellery use, but it should still be protected from sharp impact and rough wear. Clean gently with mild soap and lukewarm water when needed, dry with a soft cloth, and store separately. Avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaning, and steam cleaning when the treatment status or jewellery setting is uncertain.








