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Gomati Chakra is a circular shell-like stone, typically found in the Gomti River, near Dwaraka in Gujarat, India. It is considered a representation of the divine goddess Shri Maha Lakshmi, the deity of wealth, fortune, and prosperity. Gomati Chakras are sacred objects often used as lucky charms to attract good luck and fortune. They are also called Naag-Chakra, Cow’s eye shell, and Cat’s eye shell1. Gomati chakras are found naturally in the Gomati river, a Dwarka tributary of the Ganges (Ganga) River, in central Uttar Pradesh state in North India1. Gomati Chakras are the rarity of a rare sea snail of the Turbinidae family. Gomati Chakras are mostly white in color and feature small circles on the flat side.