Yemeni (Yamini) Hakik Stone 7.22 Carat (7.93 Ratti) - Certified Natural Agate Gemstone
SKU: GS11240480814
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Gemstone & Physical Specifications
Details of this stone, with the standard gemological properties of its species.
- Weight
- 7.22 Carat (≈ 7.93 Ratti)
- Shape / Cut
- Oval Cut
- Treatment
- Un-Heated & Un-Treated
- Transparency / Clarity
- Translucent to Opaque
- Hardness
- 6.5 to 7.0 on the Mohs Scale
- Specific Gravity (S.G.)
- 2.58 - 2.64
- Certification Lab
- ISO Certified Lab
- Dimensions
- 15 x 11 x 5 mm
- Origin
- Yemeni (Yamini)
- Color
- Brown with Concentric Banding
- Species / Mineral
- Natural Agate
- Refractive Index (R.I.)
- 1.53 - 1.54
- Conclusion / Identification
- Natural Yemeni (Yamini) Hakik
Detailed Product Description
Natural Yemeni (Yamini) Hakik Stone – 7.22 Carat (7.93 Ratti) Oval Cabochon
This Natural Yemeni (Yamini) Hakik Stone weighs exactly 7.22 Carats (7.93 Ratti) with calibrated dimensions of 15 x 11 x 5 mm. Expertly shaped into a smooth, polished Oval Cabochon, this Earth-mined gemstone displays a warm caramel-brown to reddish-amber body tone with delicate natural translucency and a silky vitreous chalcedony luster.
Mineralogical Identity & Physical Constants: Agate is the banded, cryptocrystalline variety of Microcrystalline Quartz (chalcedony, silicon dioxide, SiO2) composed of sub-microscopic intergrowths of quartz and moganite fibers. Ranking at Mohs hardness 6.5 to 7.0, it exhibits a refractive index of 1.530 to 1.540 (birefringence 0.004), a specific gravity of 2.58 to 2.64, and a dense, micro-fibrous aggregate structure that gives it exceptional toughness and fracture resistance.
Formation Profile & Distinctive Character: Known in historical lapidary circles as Yamini Aqeeq (Yemeni Hakik), this gemstone is celebrated for its warm, honey-to-caramel and brownish-red translucent body tone. Formed through ancient silica precipitation within volcanic vesicles, this gemstone is 100% natural, unheated, and undyed. It has received no chemical immersion, synthetic tinting, or heat color-enhancement.
Cultural Legacy & Traditional Wearing: Known in Arabic and Persian as Aqeeq (عقيق) and universally in Indian tradition as Hakik (हकीक), agate holds centuries of cultural prominence as an auspicious, grounding stone. Traditionally, it is mounted in Sterling Silver (925 Silver) or Panchdhatu for rings or pendants worn on the middle finger (Madhyama) of the working hand on Saturday mornings during Shukla Paksha.
Please Note: Ratna Gems shares these historical, cultural, and gemological details solely for educational awareness. We sell all gemstones strictly on the basis of verified physical authenticity, mineral quality, and accredited laboratory certification, and make no astrological, metaphysical, or curative claims.
Care Instructions
- Clean gently with lukewarm water, a mild dish soap solution, and a soft microfiber cloth, then pat completely dry.
- Thanks to its Mohs 6.5–7.0 hardness and tough micro-fibrous chalcedony structure, agate is durable and well-suited for everyday rings and pendants.
- Avoid exposure to harsh industrial chemicals, strong concentrated acids, and abrasive scouring pastes.
- Store separately in a fabric-lined jewellery pouch to avoid contact with harder gemstones such as sapphires, rubies, and diamonds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Yemeni (Yamini) Hakik 100% natural and undyed?
Yes. This gemstone is guaranteed 100% Earth-mined natural chalcedony (agate). It has received no chemical dye baths, thermal treatment, or artificial color stabilizers. Its warm caramel-brown to reddish translucency is entirely natural, verified by an accredited gemological laboratory testing report.
Why is Yemeni Hakik (Yamini Aqeeq) historically renowned?
Yemeni Hakik holds an exalted status across Middle Eastern, Central Asian, and Indian cultures, where it has been collected for centuries for its warm earthy translucency, silky luster, and historical prestige. Unlike synthetic glass or dyed chalcedonies, genuine Yemeni Hakik exhibits subtle organic color zoning and natural cryptocrystalline texture.
How does Carat weight compare to traditional Ratti for this stone?
This gemstone weighs exactly 7.22 Carats, which corresponds to 7.93 Pakki Ratti (1 Carat = 200 mg; 1 Pakki Ratti ≈ 0.91 Carat). Both measurements are explicitly documented on your official laboratory test report.
How is this Hakik certified, and can I choose international testing?
Every loose Hakik gemstone includes an independent accredited gemological laboratory testing report verifying natural agate/chalcedony identity, cut, dimensions, specific gravity (2.58–2.64), refractive index (1.530–1.540), hardness (6.5–7.0), and natural undyed status. If you specifically require an additional report from GII, IIGJ or IGI, you can select it directly from the certification dropdown on this product page upon request (official laboratory testing fees apply in advance on a non-refundable basis).
What are the traditional cultural associations and metal recommendations for Hakik?
In Indian and Middle Eastern traditions, Hakik (Aqeeq) has been treasured for centuries for its grounding and protective symbolism, frequently set in Sterling Silver (925 Silver) or Panchdhatu for rings worn on the middle finger. Ratna Gems sells all gemstones strictly on certified mineral authenticity and gemological merit; we make no astrological, health, or fortune promises. We recommend consulting a qualified astrological advisor for personal horoscope suitability.
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