What is the Concept of Savaa, Saadhe and Pauna Ratti?
To Understand the Concept, We will have to assume that each ratti is divided in 100 parts. The Number following the decimal decides- Sava, Sadhe or Pauna.
- The First 1/3rd portion, that is, from .01 to .35 is called ‘Sava’ or ‘Savaya’. For Example, 5.01,5.15,5.25 or 5.34 Ratti will be considered as Sava-Pannch Ratti.
- The ‘Sadhe’ unit ranges from .35 to .75. For Example, 7.36, 7.40, 7.57, 7.63 Ratti etc will be considered Sadhe-Saat ratti.
- Above 0.75 is Called ‘Pauna’. Example, 8.81, 7.95, 6.77 Ratti is called ‘Pauna’.
- Pauna is always avoided in case of Astrological Gemstones.
What is ‘Kachchi-Ratti’ and ‘Pakki-Ratti’ ?
In Northern Parts of India, like Punjab and Haryana, The Ratti is considered to be equal to 120 mg. Standard Ratti elsewhere in India equals to 180 mg.
Example: 5 Kacchi-Ratti = 3.33 Pakki-Ratti = 3 Carat
To Avoid the Confusion, it is advisable to understand weight in Carats.
What is the Difference between Carat and Ratti?
Carat and Ratti both are the units for measuring weight of the Gems. One Carat equals to 200mg. Carat is an internationally used weight unit.
How to Convert Carat into Ratti?
1 Carat = 1.11 Ratti
1 Ratti = 0.90 Carat
Suggested Weights of Astrological Gemstones in Ratti and Carats.
|
Weight in Ratti |
Weight in Carat |
Savaa 4 Ratti |
4.00 to 4.35 Ratti |
3.60 to 3.92 Carat |
Saadhe 4 Ratti |
4.36 to 4.75 Ratti |
3.92 to 4.28 Carat |
Savaa 5 Ratti |
5.00 to 5.35 Ratti |
4.50 to 4.82 Carat |
Saadhe 5 Ratti |
5.36 to 5.75 Ratti |
4.83 to 5.20 Carat |
Savaa 6 Ratti |
6.00 to 6.35 Ratti |
5.40 to 5.72 Carat |
Saadhe 6 Ratti |
6.35 to 6.75 Ratti |
5.72 to 6.10 Carat |
Savaa 7 Ratti |
7.00 to 7.35 Ratti |
6.30 to 6.62 Carat |
Saadhe 7 Ratti |
7.35 to 7.75 Ratti |
6.63 to 7.00 Carat |
Savva 8 Ratti |
8.00 to 8.35 Ratti |
7.20 to 7.52 Carat |
Saadhe 8 Ratti |
8.35 to 8.75 Ratti |
7.52 to 7.90 Carat |