Many Forms of Shaalgraams:
Shaalgraam are classified on the basis of its size shape, color, openings, Chakra (natural carving), lines, weight etc. those popular types are baically classified under four categories as follows :--

(1) Dashaavataar
The first category is based on the 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu - (1) Matsya, (2) Koorm, (3) Varaah, (4) Narasinh, (5) Vaaaman, (6) Prashuraam, (7) Raam, (8) Krishn, (9) Balaraam, and (10) Kalki.

(2) 24 Moorti of Mahaa Vishnu
The second category is based Vishnu's 24 Moorti - (1) Keshav, (2) Naaraayan, (3) Maadhav, (4) Govind, (5) Vishnu, (6) Madhusoodan, (7) Tri-Vikram, (8) Vaaman, (9) Shreedhar, (10) Hrisheekesh, (11) Padmnaabh, (12) Daamodar, (13) Sankarshan, (14) Pradyumn, (15) Vaasudev, (16) Aniruddh, (17) Purushottam, (18) Adhoksaj, (19) Narasinh, (20) Achyut, (21) Janaardan, (22) Upendra (23) Hari, and (24) Krishn.

(3) Others
This group contains the form of Vishnu which are not included in the above two groups - Amrit-Haran, Anant, Arbhak, Bahu Roop Moorti, Chakrapaani, Dattaatreya, Devadev, Garud-dhwaj, Hans, Hayagreev, Harihar Moorti, Harimoorti Trimoorti, Jagadyoni, Kapil, Ksheerabdh Shayai, Lakshmeekaant, Lakshmeepati, Maya Naaraayan, Mukund, Paarijaat, Paramhans, Peetaambar,  Pundareek, Pundareekaaksh, Satya Veer Aaashrav, Shankar Naaaraayan, Shesh, Shinshumaar, Sudarshan, Vaikunth, Vat Patra Shayanee, Vishwambhar, Vishwaroop,

(5) Yet Others
Finally some forms of Shaalgraam are of Shiv, Shakti, Soorya, Ganesh and Buddha.

Identification of Shaalgraam
His Dashaavataar are - (1) Matsya, (Fish), (2) Koorm (Tortoise), (3) Varaah (Boar), (4) Narasinh (Man-Lion), (5) Vaaaman (Dwarg), (6) Prashuraam (the Angry Man), (7) Raam (the Perfect Human Being of Raamaayan), (8) Krishn (Divine Diplomat and Statesman), (9) Balaraam, and (10) Kalki. In His common form Vishnu is depicted with four arms carrying Shankh (Conch), Chakra (Disc), Gadaa (Mace) and Padm (Lotus Flower).

Lord of Truth - Out of His navel blossoms a lotus flower, so He is known as Padmnaabham. This flower is the seat of Brahmaa, the god of Creation and the embodiment of Rajo Gun. He makes Shesh serpent bed as the embodiment of Tamo Gun and the vices of darkness, and rests on him. That is why Vishnu is the embodiment of Sato Gun and the God of Truth.

Presiding Deity of Peace - Vishnu is often depicted reclining form on Shesh Naag, a many-headed serpent, coiled, floating on Cosmic waters that represents the peaceful Universe. This pose symbolizes the calmness and the patience in the face of fear and worries which the poisonous serpent represents.

Garud, The Vehicle - The vehicle of Vishnu is Garud, the eagle. Empowered with courage and speed to spread the knowledge of Ved, Garud is the assurance of fearlessness at the time of calamity. And the consort of Vishnu is Lakshmee - the goddess of wealth and beauty.

As Vishnu has many forms and all forms are worshipped equally give His blessings, in the same way ancient sources do not make any difference in Shaalgraam stones. Different Puraan in ancient days divide Shaalgraam in 24 varieties (Skand Puraan, Naagar Khand. 244. 3-9).

In Brahm Vaivart Puraan, Prakriti Khand, Ch 21,
We get the following description of the characteristics of some of the Shaalgraam stones --

(1) Lakshmee-Naaraayan Shaalgraam - Little dark in color, one mouth, four Chakra and a line like Van Maalaa.
(2) Pradyumn Shaalgraam - Yellow in color, very small, one Chakra on the top, and with crooked mouth.
(3) Aniruddh Shaalgraam - Like a round ball, slightly yellow color, smooth and soft glasslike. It is believed it will brings peace and happiness.
(4) Vaasudev Shaalgraam - It is equivalent to worshipping Krishn Himself. It is round, shiny, and with one opening mouth. It is surrounded by two Chakra. It fulfills devotees’ wishes.
(5) Sankarshan Shaalgraam - Two Chakra facing each other. Narrow in the front and wider at the back. For Brahmchaaree, it brings knowledge.
(6) Narasinh Shaalgraam - Worshipped with great devotion. Contains two Chakra and shape is varied. The devotee of this Shaalgraam becomes a Sarv Sang Tyaagee (renunciate) and a Jitendriya.
(7) Lakshmee Narasinh Shaalgraam - Not as Ugra as the Narasinh Shaalgraam. This Shaalgraam is thus an embodiment of pleasantness. This has a wide opening, has two Chakra and also has a garland type of line. This brings to the devotees peace and solace.
(8) Hayagreev Shaalgraam - Horse faced with two Chakra. Not so appealing in appearance. This is especially for Gyaan (education).
(9) Sudarshan Shaalgraam - Has an ordinary form with one Chakra.
(10) Gadaadhar Shaalgraam - Very ordinary, with one Chakra.
(11) Madhusoodan Shaalgraam - Dark cloud color and wheel shape. Has the sign similar to footprint of a calf. Very Holy.
(12) Lakshmee-Naaraayan Shaalgraam: One opening with a garland like line, color is of dark clouds, four Chakras. Very rare and special. Fulfils all desires of Bhakt.
(13) Lakshmee-Janardan Shaalgraam - Same as above (12) but without garland shape line.
(14) Vaaman Shaalgraam - Small in size, lighter shade of black color, two Chakra with no opening.(
(15) Shreedhar Shaalgraam - Same as above (14) but with a garland like line. Brings good luck and progress to the devotees.
(16) Raghunaath Shaalgraam - Two openings, four Chakra and a sign similar to foot print of a calf.
(17) Daamodar Shaalgraam - Huge in size, found commonly in temples. Has two Chakras.
(18) Ran Raam Shaalgraam: Round, moderate size, with two Chakra, baby feet sign, bow and arrow signs.
(19) Raaj-Raajeshwar Shaalgraam - Same shape as above (17), but with seven Chakra and the sign of an umbrella (Chhataree). Brings Raaj Yog and Raaj Sanmaan to the devotees.
(20) Anant Shaalgraam - Pitch black color with 14 Chakras. Holiest of the Shaalgraams. Very rare.

In Garud Puraan, Panchaanan Tark Ratna, Part 1, Ch 45,
We find the following description there --

(1) Vaasudev - White in color, having 2 Chakra joined with each other at the openig
(2) Sankarshan - Reddish in color, having 2 Chakra joined with each other, a mark of a lotus on the eastern side of the body
(3) Pradyumn - Yellow in color and long in shape and with a small opening.
(4) Aniruddh - Blue in color and round in shape with a hole at the top side of his body
(5) Naaaraayan - Black in color with 3 linear marks at the opening
(6) Narasinh - He holds a mark of the mace at the center of the body, and a Chakra at the lower middle portion, upper middle [ortion being comparatively bigger
(7) Kapil - He holds 3 dot-like marks on his body or at the opening
(8) Varaah Shakti Ling - 2 Chakra of unequal size
(9) Kumaar Moorti, Blue in color, big in size, 3 linear marks, 1 or more dots,
(10) Krishn - Round in shape with flat upper side
(11) Shreedhar - With 5 linear marks, and mace
(12) Vaaman - Round in shape with a comparatively smaller height, 1 or more beautiful Chakra
(13) Anant - Variegated in color, with many Chakra
(14) Daamodar - Blue in color, big in size, with a deep Chakra in the center
(15) Brahm - Red in color with a small opening
(16) Prithu - Long linear mark, 1 Chakra, 1 lotus and 1 or more holes
(17) Hayagreev - Horseback shaped, big hole, big Chakra mark, 5 linear marks, a mark of Kaustubh Mani and an Ankush (spear shaped, several dark spots
(18) Vaikunth - Blue in color, long in shape, glittering like a gem, a lotus mark, Chakra, 2 linear marks
(19) Tri-vikram - Green in color, Chakra on His left side, linear mark on His right side
(20) Lakshmee-naaraayan - Round in shape, with a single opening, 4 Chakra at the opening, a Van Maalaa, 1 footprint of cow, and a golden linear mark

In Praan Tashani Tantra, p 351-356
This book gives some varieties of Shaalgraam, quoted from other sources --

(1) Keshav -
(a) Small Chakra, Van Maalaa, several golden dots.
(b) Conch and Chakra on the lower middle portion
(2) Hayagreev -
(a) Blue in color, shaped like Ankush (spearhead), a linear line, a Chakra and several dots.
(b) 5 linear lines, other characteristics being the same.
(c) A Chakra and a flag mark, other things being the same.
(d) Green in color, shaped like head of a horse, a Chakra.
(3) Parameshthee -
(a) A hole at the top, a lotus mark, a Chakra, several dots
(b) White in color, a decent hole, a picture at the top, a Chakra, and a lotus
(c) Reddish in color with a Chakra, a linear mark, and a hole at the top
(d) Yellow in color, round in shape, and a hole at the top
(e) Reddish or yellowish in color, with the lotus and a Chakra on his body, with his top portion divided by a circular hole
(4) Hiranyagarbh -
(a) Honey like color, round shape, a lobe protruding out, it has Moon-like marks, several golden linear marks on his body
(b) Black in color and round in shape, with a circular placed opening, a sweet sound always comes from inside his body, with a charming Shreevats mark at his top
(5) Chaturbhuj -
(a) Of color of a new cloud, round in shape with 4 Chakra on his body
(6) Gadaadhar -
(a) Green in color with his lower middle portion raised up. It was a big hole at his top and marked with long lines.
(7) Naaraayan -
(a) At his front part a beautiful opening with a Van Maalaa, a gold bracelet (Keyoor), and other ornaments.
(b) Marked with 2 Chakra on his either side with a clear Chakra at his opening.
(8) Lakshmee Naaraayan -
Any of the following -
(a) A single opening with 4 Chakra, or with a Van Maalaa
(b) Round in shape, big in size, having a glazed opening marked with a flag, a cross, a spearhead
(c) Round in shape with a circular opening marked with 4 Chakra, with a flag, with a cross and a spearhead, and a yellow spot
(d) Green in color, round in shape, marked with 1 or 4 Chakra
(e) Big in size, with comparatively high in top, marked with a flag, a cross, a spearhead, a Van Maalaa, and a few dots
(f) With a small opening with 4 Chakra and a Van Maalaa
(g) Marked with 3 Chakra
(h) With the color of a new cloud, with a single opening, marked with 4 Chakra, and a Van Maalaa
(8) Nar Naaraayan -
(a) Green in colorwith a charming shape, reddish colored Chakra at the opening and the golden spots on the body
(9) Roop Naarayan -
(a) Marked with a pestle, Van Maalaa, conch, a Chakra (Discus) and the mace on the front side. May have a mark of bow at his front side too.
(10) Maadhav -
(a) Honey like color, and with the marks of Mae and conch
(11) Govind -
Any one or more of the following -
(a) Black in color, charming to look at him, with a round white spot, holds the marks of a mace and a Chakra (discus) on his right side, and that of mountain on the left
(b) Black in color and middle in size, central portion raised upward, a big opening, marked with circles and his body is decorated wih 5 different kinds of circles
(12) Vishnu -
Big in size, black in color, with linear markings at the center of the opening
(b) With the mark of a mace at he cennter of the opening, plus as above
(13) Madhusoodan -
(a) With a single circular mark at the opening, and a mark of conch and a lotus on His body
(14) Tri-vikram -
(a) Green in color and triangular in shape, glittering to look at it, holds a singular circular mark on His left side and a linear mark ob His right side
(b) 2 circular marks, other things being the same
(15) Shreedhar -
(a) Round in shape and 5 linear marks, a good looking Van Maalaa mark
(b) With linear marks standing upward on His both side, other things being the same
(c) Green in color, round in shape, with flat upper side, having a lotus mark at the opening
(d) Very small in size, marked with 2 circles and a garland
(e) Glittering like a gem and marked with 2 circles
(f) Glazed body with the mark of Van Maalaa on it, there are linear marks on the upper side of His body
(16) Hrisheekesh -
(a) Shaped like a half Moon
(b) With a single circular mark and a mark of a lotus petal also. But no hair mark on the body
(17) Padmnaabh -
(a) Reddish in color, with a mark of lotus on His body
(b) With a full and half circle mark, and also mark of a lotus, but no hair mark on the body
(18) Daamodar -
(a) Big in size, with a small circular mark
(b) Big in size, green in color, with a circular mark, one or more yellow spots on His body
(c) A small opening, not very deep, two circular marks, one above the other, a long linear mark at the center
(19) Sudarshan -
(a) Green in color, glittering to look at it, holds the mark of a mace and a discus on His left side, and two linear marks on His right side, a lotus with linear marks on His body
(b) A circular mark on the top, and a big opening deeply dark,
(20) Vaasudev -
(a) White in color, glittering to look at, 2 circular marks closely printed, but not joined, at its opening
(21) Pradyumn -
(a) Yellow in color with small opening, having several linear marks, both on the top as well as on the sides
(b) Blue in color with many holes at the small mouth and has a comparatively long shape
(22) Aniruddh -
(a) Blue in color, round in shape, glazed, printed with a lotus and 3 linear marks
(b) Black in color with beautifully shaped opening, having the mark of a discus at the center and another on a side, a small circle on the top
(c) Yellow in color, round in shape, very charming to look at
(23) Purushottam -
(a) Golden in color, with a circular mark at the middle portion of His body, and a bigger circular mark at the top
(b) Yellow in color, marked with dot prints on all sides
(c) With opening on all side about numbering 10.
(24) Adhokshaj -
(a) Deep dark in color with red linear marks, round in shape with a single circular mark, with a few reddish spots on His body, either bg or small in size
(25) Achyut -
(a) With 4 circular marks on the right and left sides, 2 red circles at the opening, also marked with conch, discus, stick, bow, arrow, mace, pestle, flag, white umbrella, red spearhead
(26) Upendra -
(a) Green in color, glittering like a gem, glazed body with 1 or more circular marks on His sides
(27) Janaardan -
(a) With 2 opening marked with 2 circles,
(b) With 2 circular marks on the side and 2 others at the top
(c) With 1 opening on the front side, and another at the back side, each marked with 2 circles
(28) Lakshmee Janaardan -
(a) With 1 opening printed with 4 circles
(29) Hari -
(a) Green in color, round in shape, with 1 opening at the top, lower portion of the body is marked with dot prints
(30) Anant -
(a) Marked with the hood of a snake and many circles
(b) With many holes on His body, marked with severak circles
(c) Variegated in color, marked with the hood of a snake and also with circular marks, not less than 14 and not more than 20 in number
(d) Big size, cloudy in color, and marked with 14 Chakra prints
(31) Yogeshwar -
(a) the type found at the top of Shaalgraam mountain
(32) Pundareekaaksham -
(a) Marked with 2 eye-like marks, either on a side or top
(33) Chaturmukh -
(a) With 4 linear marks rising from the sides, and also printed with 2 circular marks, on the middle portion of His body
(34) Yagyamoorti -
(a) Reddish yellow in color, with a small opening and 2 circular marks, one on the bottom and one on the other side - right side
(35) Dattaatreya -
(a) With white, red and black spots all over His body and a mark of a rosary on the top side
(b) Red and Yellow in color, other things being the same as above
(36) Sheershmaarg -
(a) Long in shape, with a deep triangular opening, having 1 or 2 circular marks on the front side and another on the back side
(37) Hans -
(a) Shaped like bow,  with mixed color of blue and white, having the marks of a discus and lotus on His body
(38) Paramhans -
(a) Shaped like the throat of a peacock, with a glazed body and round opening, inside the opening there are 2 circular marks with a Sun-like print on the right side of them, also 2 linear marks forming the shape of a boar on His body
(39) Lakshmeepati -
(a) Either the front or any one His rear sides is shaped like a throat of peacock, dark in color with a big opening and a small circular mark
(40) Garud Dhwaj -
(a) Round in shape, with the marks of golden horns and hoofs on the body, also printed with a circular mark with dark linear marks inside it
(41) Vat Patra Shayanee -
(a) Round in shape with a mixed color in white, red and blue, with 1 circular mark, with a conch on His left and a lotus on His right side, 4 circular marks and 3 dot prints inside His opening
(42) Vishwambhar -
(a) 23 circular marks on His body
(43) Vishwaroop -
(a) with 1 opening and many circular marks
(44)  Anant -
(a) Bigger than Vishwaroop in size, with 5 openings, many circular marks, he has also held as variety of Vishwaroop
(45) Peetaambar -
(a) Round in shape, having, having some similarity with the buttock of a cow, printed with one circular mark
(46) Chakrapaani -
(a) Round in shape, glazed, with a small circular mark, and many other prints
(47) Saptveer Shrav -
(a) Round in shape with a small circular mark, several golden dots printed all over the body
(48) Jagadyoni -
(a) Red in color, with a circular mark at the front of the opening of his body
(49) Bahuroopee -
(a) With many openings, having the marks of a conch and a discuss in one of them
(50) Harihar -
(a) With 2 circular marks, and a print of Shiv Ling on His front side
(b) With 3 circular marks on the side, other things being the same as above
(c) With 4 circular marks, other things being he same as above
(51) Swaayambhoo -
(a) Blue in color, with a long and big opening, His body encircled by linear marks
(52) Shankar Naaraayan -
(a) With a mark resembling Shiv Ling, either on His right or left side
(53) Pitaamaha -
(a) 4 different openings with a circular marks in each of them
(54) Nar Moorti -
(a) yellow in color, with the mark of a Shiv Ling on one side and sacred thread on the other
(55) Shesh -
(a) printed with linear marks forming the coiled body of the snake
(56) Pralambagya - No, No, No
(a) Red in color, with a mark of a coiled body and hood of a snake. This forbidden to worship
(57) Soorya Moorti -
(a) With 12 different circular marks either on the body, or inside His opening
(58) Haihaya -
(a) With 1 opening, and different marks of hoods, amongst these marks 2 take place on the right side outside the opening
(b) Shaped like a lotus leaf with a golden mark resembling an arc
(59) Vishnu Panjar -
(a) Marked with several linear marks created by the insect Vajrakeet
(60) Garud -
(a) Shaped like lotus, with 3 marks, one above the other, the central line being the longer
(b) Green, blue or white in color, printed with long linear marks, and having 2, 3 or 4 golden spots on His body

Effect of the Colors of the Stones
By a mere look at these stones a ma's sins are washed away. These sacred stones may be white, red, yellow, black, green, tawny or ash colored, they may contain spots or they may be multi-colored. The Vaasudev Shaalgraam is white, Hiranyagarbh Shaalgraam is yellow, the Pradyumn Shaalgraam is red, Vishnu Shaalgraam is black, Naaraayan Shaalgraam is green, Narasinh Shaalgraam is red, Vaaman Shaalgraam's color is like Atasee flower (flax).

The colors have their own effects.
The ash colored Shaalgraam are good for ascetics.
The stones which are stained bring decay and destruction.
Multi-colored stones are also unfit for worship unless it is Anant Shaalgraam.
Highly colored Shaalgraam cause misery.
Faded colors destroy lineage.
The indistinct and uncertain colors destroy everything and make for death
The tawny-colored stones is consort killer.
The blue stone brings wealth.
the black color brings nourishment and prosperity
The red color brings sovereignty
Excessively red stone brings death
The fair colored (white) brings wealth and emancipation
The multi-colored stone brings prosperity
Faded colors are not good for worshipping

When to Worship Which Shaaligraam?
For Progeny - Santaan Gopaal Moorti asures progeny. It is blue in color and elongated in shape, has the markings of cudgel and horn (which cowherd carry) on its sides and a mark of the flute can be seen at its head position. It has an aperture which resembles the elephant goad and a Chakra (discus).

All Wish Fulfilling - Worship Pradyumn Moorti Shaalgraam for the fulfillment of your any wish. It is of the color of hibiscus flower (red) and is marked by lines and scratches resembling Van Maaalaa, bow, arrow and lotus, Its worship gives whatever one wants for.

All Wish Fulfilling - Govind Moorti Shaalgraam is for the fulfillment of all of your wish. It is of dark blue color like Doorvaa grass. It has 10 apertures and 20 Chakra (disc). There are scratches on His body which resemble to Van Maalaa. Its worship fulfills all desires.

All Wish Fulfilling - Lakshmee Naaraayan Moorti Shaalgraam is hard to obtain, but its worship fulfills all desires whatever one wishes. At the entrance of the aperture, are lines resembling flying bird Garud.

All Wish Fulfilling - Naaraayan Moorti Shaalgraam has the shape of the hood of a serpent that seems to surround it. Its worship fulfills all desires.

All Wish Fulfilling - Shiv Naabh Moorti Shaalgraam is hard to obtain but fulfills all desires. It is roundish like an elephant's body, and thick lines can be seen in the central portion of His body.

All Wish Fulfilling - Koorm Varaah Moorti Shaalgraam is difficult to obtain and its worship fulfills all desires. It has a Chakra (disc) with 2 dots or the mark of conch; and there is another minute Chakra nearby.

All Wish Fulfilling - Varaah Moorti Shaaalgraam worship promises fulfilling of all desires. It is dark blue in color, thick, and marked with 3 lines.

All Wish Fulfilling - Dadhi Vaaman Moorti Shaalgraam is hard to get, but when worshipped, it secures all desires. It is a small one, black in color, and has spots on top. There is a Chakra closely located to aperture.

All Wish Fulfilling - Raam Moorti Shaalgraam is difficult to obtain, but its worship is capable of fulfilling all desires. It resembles Kadamb flower (Naulea Cademba, or orange) in color and is spotted. It has a mark on it of bow, arrow and lotus. It is pleasant in appearance.

For Happiness and Good Fortune - Upendra Moorti Shaalgraam's worship causes happiness and good fortune. He is blue in color, has marks of conch, discus and mace, on His body.

For Ascetics - Sudarshan Moorti Shaalgraam is round in shape and sometimes in oval shape, a single Chakra (discus) at the aperture,  spots on the stone. Elsewhere it is described to have 2 Chakra (discus) at the top as very ferocious in aspect, and that is why to be worshipped by ascetics only.

For Mendicants - Mahaa Jwaalaa Narsinh Moorti Shaalgraam, blue-black or Tawny in color, thick in shape, and has gaping mouth (aperture). Good to worship for mendicants only.

For Prosperity - Vishwaroop Shaalgraam worship brings worldly prosperity, as well as final beatitude. It is identified by 12 apertures and 24 Chakra (discus).

For Enemies, Fulfilling Desires, Progeny - Gopaal Moorti Shaalgraam is a sacred stone and is capable of eliminating enemies and fulfilling all desires when worshipped. One who has no progeny will get progeny and the stone is all auspicious. It has the shape of Jamboo fruit (Rose apple or Jaamun) and is black in color, and is spotted too. There is an aperture at the end, and a mark of earrings (Makar Kundal). On the forehead of the stone, slanting to the left are the mark of the arrow and bow, with spots.

For Auspiciousness - Bhoo Varaah Moorti is an auspicious stone. It has a raised body with a head, shaped like an elephant goad, there is 1 Chakra (disc) at the bottom and there can be seen a structure like a single tusk.

For Auspiciousness and Prosperity - Shiv Naabh Moorti Shaalgraam is auspicious and gives prosperity. It has a Ling-like form on the top, where there is also an aperture, it is perfectly round in shale and cold to touch.

For Worldly prosperity or Salvation - Kapil Narasinh Moorti Shaalgraam must be worshipped by celibates for worldly prosperity or salvation.
It is of tawny color, has a large Chakra (disc) at the place where the tusk is located. With a mark of Van Maalaa.

For Worldly Prosperity and Salvation - Dadhi Vaaman Moorti is auspicious stone for worldly prosperity and salvation. This is another variety of Dadhi Vaaman Moorti Shaalgraam. It is small in size and has 2 spots. It is dark in color and extremely greasy (or say smooth). And there is mark of Van Maalaa.

For Worldly prosperity and Salvation - Lakshmee Narasinh Moorti Shaalgraam worship secures prosperity here and liberation afterwards. It is black in color and spotted. There are 2 Chakra (discs) on His left side.

For Celebrity, Cattle Wealth - Balabhadra Moorti Shaalgraam is worshipped for obtaining celebrity and cattle wealth. Its color is blue-black and its shape is like a parasol. It is smooth or greasy in touch. It can be identified by an animated opening, by a spot and red lines. Its fore part is bulky, and its body is soft and shining

Rare Shaalgraam
Gopaal Moorti Shaalgraam is a very rare Shaalgraam is worshipped for progeny, increase of cattle wealth and salvation

Lakshmee Gopaal Moorti Shaalgraam is of shape of a hen's egg, but has markings and earrings. This stone is extremely rare one and its worship assures progeny, prosperity and salvation

Shree Raam Moorti Shaalgraam is like a hen's egg in shape and blue-black in color. Its rear portion is raised. At its back there are scratches resembling a bow, and the wish-fulfilling tree (Kalp Vriksh) and royal parasol and cris-cross lines suggesting a quiver. This s rare Shaaligraam
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--Kalp Vriksh, Mahaa Vishnu, Soorya Shilaa, ganesh Shilaa, Kaamdhenu and mahaa lakshmee Shilaa - Place it in North-west corner of your business place, at at least 3 feet.
--Dashaavataar Shaalgraam should be kept in your house or business place in its North-west cornaer at the height of at at least 3 feet.

For the Fulfillment of All Desires
Lakshmee, Lakshmee Naaraayan, Kalp Vriksh, Aniruddh, Hayagreev and Kaamdhenu - place them in North-west corner.

For Vaastu Dosh
--Soorya, matsya, Koorm and Vishnu Moorti - place them in Nort-west corner of the house or business place at the height of at least 3 feet

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