Weekday Stones Bracelets

Each weekday stone carries its own hardness, origin, and wearing notes. Ruby and sapphire both register 9 on the Mohs scale, which makes them suited to daily wear on the wrist. Pearl sits around 2.5 to 4.5 and asks for gentler handling, kept away from perfume and shower water. Red coral and emerald land in the middle, durable enough for regular use with a soft cloth wipe after wearing.

If you know the day you were born, start there. Sunday babies can browse Sunday ruby pieces tied to the Sun, while Monday readers head to Monday pearl jewelry ruled by the Moon. Tuesday brings Mars and red coral in our Tuesday stones collection, and Wednesday pulls in Mercury through the emerald and peridot selections at Wednesday jewelry.

The back half of the week covers Jupiter, Venus, and Saturn. Yellow sapphire and citrine sit in Thursday stones, quartz and white topaz in Friday jewelry, and blue sapphire with amethyst in Saturday stones.

This category is being restocked. Bookmark the page, or shop the day-specific hubs above for bracelets, rings, earrings, and pendants ready to ship free within the US.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which weekday stone is mine?

In Vedic astrology your weekday stone matches the day you were born: Sunday ruby, Monday pearl, Tuesday red coral, Wednesday emerald, Thursday yellow sapphire, Friday diamond or quartz, Saturday blue sapphire.

Are the stones real?

Yes. SilverRush Style uses natural gemstones set in solid .925 sterling silver. Treatments such as standard heating for sapphire or ruby are disclosed on each product page.

Can I wear a weekday bracelet every day?

Ruby and sapphire bracelets handle daily wear well. Pearl, coral, and emerald bracelets last longer if you remove them before showering, swimming, or applying lotion and perfume.

Do you ship free?

US orders ship free. Bracelets arrive in a gift box with a care card listing the stone, its Mohs rating, and cleaning notes.