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In the Harivamsha Purana, a Padma raga gem was placed on his head, like a Hari nila gem. ||17|| A white sandalwood paste was placed on his forehead, shining like the crescent moon in the evening sky. ||179|| His arms, adorned with golden armlets studded with divine gems, looked like young snakes with gem-studded hoods. ||180|| His wrists, adorned with the brilliance of the finest ruby bracelets, resembled the shores of a mountain of gems, inhabited by gods. ||181|| His chest, adorned with a beautiful garland of large pearls, shone like the beautiful shore of a mountain, adorned by a waterfall. ||182|| He shone with a garland of glittering gems, like a Kalpa tree adorned with a beautiful Kalpa vine. ||183|| His waist, adorned with a colorful belt, shone like the shore of a mountain, illuminated by lightning in the clouds. ||184|| His feet, adorned with gem-studded anklets, seemed to be engaged in a conversation with each other. ||185|| He was adorned with gem-studded golden rings, as if to protect his beauty, which was overflowing from his limbs. ||186|| He was anointed with sandalwood paste and adorned with saffron tilak, shining like a crystal mountain, adorned with the evening clouds. ||187|| He was adorned with a pure, white, swan-like shawl, shining like a clear autumn sky. ||188|| He was adorned with a garland of flowers, made by skilled celestial nymphs, from the trees of the celestial realm, such as the Santan, Parijat, and others, as well as various fragrant flowers from the water and land, and flowers from the forests of Bhadrashala, Nandana, Saumanasa, and Panduka. ||189||
The Lord's head was adorned with a blue, smooth, Padma raga gem, which shone as if it were a Hari nila gem. ||178|| The Lord's forehead was adorned with a white sandalwood paste, which shone like the crescent moon in the evening sky. ||179|| His two soft arms, adorned with golden armlets studded with divine gems, looked like young snakes with gem-studded hoods. ||180|| His two wrists, adorned with the brilliance of the finest ruby bracelets, resembled the shores of a mountain of gems, inhabited by gods. ||181|| His chest, adorned with a beautiful garland of large pearls, shone like the beautiful shore of a mountain, adorned by a waterfall. ||182|| He shone with a garland of glittering gems, like a Kalpa tree adorned with a beautiful Kalpa vine. ||183|| His waist, adorned with a colorful belt, shone like the shore of a mountain, illuminated by lightning in the clouds. ||184|| His two feet, adorned with gem-studded anklets, seemed to be engaged in a conversation with each other. ||185|| He was adorned with gem-studded golden rings, as if to protect his beauty, which was overflowing from his limbs. ||186|| He was anointed with sandalwood paste and adorned with saffron tilak, shining like a crystal mountain, adorned with the evening clouds. ||187|| He was adorned with a pure, white, swan-like shawl, shining like a clear autumn sky. ||188|| He was adorned with a garland of flowers, made by skilled celestial nymphs, from the trees of the celestial realm, such as the Santan, Parijat, and others, as well as various fragrant flowers from the water and land, and flowers from the forests of Bhadrashala, Nandana, Saumanasa, and Panduka. ||189||