Gujarat: The importance of jewellery in Hinduism is not limited to decoration, but it is also considered important from a religious point of view. According to astrology, every jewellery is related to a particular planet, which can have a positive or negative effect on a person's life. Men and women often choose their jewellery based on metal, gems and colours, but are unaware of what effect these jewellery will have.

Importance of gold and silver in women's makeup
Gold and silver ornaments have been given special importance for women's makeup. The use of gold and silver ornaments on ears, fingers, hands and neck is common. But have you noticed that wearing silver ornaments on the nose is prohibited? What is the reason behind this? Let us try to know the answer to this question from Bhopal-based astrologer and Vastu consultant Pandit Hitendra Kumar Sharma.

Gold for the upper part of the body, silver for the lower part
According to astrological beliefs, gold jewellery should be worn on the upper part of the body, while silver jewellery is considered auspicious to be worn on the lower part. In religious beliefs, the upper part of the body is considered a part of God, and gold is considered a symbol of auspiciousness. Gold is believed to be ruled by the Sun and the planet Jupiter, which makes it divine and full of power.

Gold is associated with gods and goddesses
and is also associated with the Sun. The Sun is a symbol of confidence, energy and leadership. When you wear gold jewellery on the upper part of the body, its positive effect increases, which brings confidence and energy in life.

Silver jewellery and their relation with the moon
Silver jewellery is considered a factor of coolness in astrology. Silver is considered the home of the moon and is ruled by the moon. In such a situation, when a silver nose ring is worn, it can hurt the planet Venus, which can cause instability in life. Therefore, from an astrological point of view, it is advisable to avoid wearing silver on the nose.