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Capricorns the zodiac - perfect match

The most compatible signs with Capricorn are generally considered to be Taurus, Virgo, Scorpio and Pisces. The least compatible signs with Capricorn are generally considered to be Aries and Libra. Comparing sun signs can give a good general idea of compatibility.

Capricorn Facts

Capricorn Horoscope – in detail

Ruling Planet : Saturn

Capricorn Traits : The Capricorn-born people are the most determined of the entire Zodiac. The most prominent qualities of the Goats, as they are called, are that they are ambitious, conservative, determined, practical and helpful. They make good team leaders and organisers, because of their single-minded focus on their work, sense of responsibility and sincerity. They are perceived by people around them to be workaholics, unemotional and detached. Sometimes their negative qualities – suspicious, resentful, inhibited, pessimistic and stubborn – are seen clearly, but deep inside the Goat is a humble heart. They are soft, and their hard outer shells are meant to guard themselves against the hurt caused by rejection. In order to nullify the effects of your negative traits, you may avail the Personal Horoscope based service Remedial Solutions for Personal IssuesOR Talk to an Astrologer

Lucky Day : Saturday

Lucky Number : 1, 4, 8, 10, 13, 17, 19, 22, 26

Lucky Colour : Brown, Steel, Grey, Black

Lucky Stone(s) : Dark Sapphire  (The gemstone is suggested considering Aries as the Ascendant/Lagna Sign. To know your Ascendant/Lagna Sign, click here.) 

Lucky Talisman : The Plough

Positive Qualities : Faithful, Ambitious, Self-controlled, Determined, Responsible, Sincere

Negative Qualities : Shy, Pessimistic, Awkward, Detached, Self-centred, Gloomy, Stubborn.

Possible Health Concerns :Workaholics as they are, natives of this Sign can harm their own health by stretching their bodies beyond its limits. They may fail to no

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