Navaratnalu haram

Cosmic Gem Arrangement: Features a ruby at the center (representing the Sun) surrounded by the other eight sacred gems corresponding to planetary forces. Versatile Craftsmanship: Available in traditional Temple work, Kundan, Polki, or contemporary silver-gold plated designs.  Cultural Legacy: A classic bridal and heirloom jewelry piece worn to add royal splendor to silk sarees and ethnic wear.

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A Navaratnalu Haram (Long Chain/Necklace) features the Navaratna—the nine sacred gemstones representing the Navagrahas (nine celestial planets in Vedic astrology). 
The concept of "distribution" in a Navaratnalu long haram refers to two key areas: the astrological gemstone order/layout and the structural weight distribution of the gold long chain.
1. Astrological Gemstone Distribution (Sequence & Layout)
To ensure balanced planetary energy without conflicting cosmic influences, the gemstones are set in precise arrangements: 
A. Central Pendant (Mandala / Circular Setting)
In the main pendant (paddakam) of the long haram, the stones follow the traditional Navagraha Yantra placement: 
Center: Ruby (Sun / Surya) – Always placed at the center as the primary cosmic energy. 
Surrounding Clockwise Placement:
1. Diamond (Venus / Shukra) – Top / East 
2. Pearl (Moon / Chandra) – South-East 
3. Red Coral (Mars / Mangal) – South 
4. Hessonite (Rahu) – South-West 
5. Blue Sapphire (Saturn / Shani) – West 
6. Cat's Eye (Ketu) – North-West 
7. Yellow Sapphire (Jupiter / Guru) – North 
8. Emerald (Mercury / Budha) – North-East