It is not every day that a ring makes headlines. But then again, it does when Salman Khan is involved. Over the years, the star has been Bollywood’s action hero, fans’ ‘Bhai’, and many more things. But lately, it is not a movie or a controversy that has been stirring up chatter: it is a blue sapphire ring he was seen sporting on his middle finger at a recent event in Mumbai. Some fans may remember first seeing the ring on Salman’s finger back in 2023 at the IIFA press conference, where it somehow stole the show. And now that the actor has been spotted wearing the gemstone again, the internet is abuzz again. But there are more questions than answers. So, what exactly is the story behind this glittery gemstone? Is it just a fashion statement? Or is there something more going on? Let’s decode it. 

The new addition to Salman’s signature style

Salman Khan and his iconic bracelet are by now a part of the Bollywood saga. The turquoise stone silver bracelet, a family heirloom gifted by his father, is almost like his second skin and the actor is never seen without it. But this blue sapphire ring is new. It is bolder, more polished, and carries a certain seriousness. In Vedic astrology, Blue Sapphire, or Neelam (a term which you might have heard in family conversations), is not just a fashionable accessory (although it’s hella stylish); it is worn for appeasing Saturn. 

What makes Blue Sapphire so powerful?

Astrology says that each planet has a corresponding gemstone. For Saturn (Shani), it is the blue sapphire. The gemstone is known for being the fastest-acting and intense of all, capable of turning your life around or upside down (if it doesn’t suit you). But when aligned with your stars, blue sapphire can bring:

• Professional breakthroughs

• Financial gains

• Mental clarity

• Protection from hidden enemies

• Focus and discipline

• Even relief from long-standing health issues

But wait, there is a catch. Blue Sapphire is not for everyone. That is why astrologers insist on a trial period. A common method is keeping the gemstone under your pillow for three nights and observing how you feel. If things feel off (cue: bad dreams, sudden arguments, unexplained setbacks), put it away immediately; it’s not for you, period. But if everything feels calm, it might be safe to wear. But you should don it only after consulting an expert (Try asking Agastyaa on Astrosure.ai).

So, why might Salman Khan be wearing it?

Before going into more details, let’s talk about the timing. Salman Khan will be next seen in the upcoming film Galwan, which is being directed by Apoorva Lakhia. The movie, based on the Galwan Valley conflict between India and China in 2020,  is expected to be a high-octane spectacle with a 2026 release on cards. At this point in his career, when stakes are super high (taking into account that his previous few projects failed to hit the mark) and transitions are underway, wearing a Saturn-aligned gemstone might not be just a coincidence. 

It indicates the beginning of a new Saturn period in Salman’s life (possibly Shani Sade Sati or Shani Dasha). And during these phases, Saturn plays a strong role in shaping your destiny. Depending on your karma, the period can either strip everything down or build it up. But it always comes with hard lessons along the way. So, perhaps the Blue Sapphire on Salman’s finger is not just a fashion accessory, but a shield. It’s a way to move through this demanding phase of his life with more clarity, strength, and some divine support from the universe.

How and when to wear Blue Sapphire (If it suits you)

If you are tempted to try one, proceed with care. Here is what we recommend before you go out and get one:

• Test the stone by placing it under your pillow for three nights.

• Wear it on a Saturday, ideally two hours before sunset.

• Use silver, platinum, Panchdhatu, or gold to set the stone.

• It is suggested that you wear it on your middle finger of the right hand, as it is ruled by Saturn.

• Before wearing the ring, soak it in water in a copper bowl, then pour the water under a Peepal tree.

• Chant Om Sham Shanicharaya Namah while wearing the ring. 

• This is not a stone to borrow or wear just for aesthetics; its energy is intense and deeply personal.

When Salman walks into a room, he brings star power with him; it’s kind of a fact. But this blue sapphire ring adds another layer to his aura. It feels quieter, more serious, and maybe even a bit spiritual. It shows a man listening to the stars, perhaps looking for alignment during uncertain times.

Curious if blue sapphire suits you? Don’t take chances with Saturn. Ask Agastyaa. Let AstroSure.ai help you find out if it is truly meant for you.