Blog posts tagged with 'rudraksha'

Wearing a Rudraksha Mala, Indonesian is better and more preferred as the size of the Rudraksha is small, and depending on your taste you can choose any size from 6mm to 10mm, but with Nepali Rudraksha minimum size that is available is 15-16mm generally it is 17-18mm so it hard to wear 108 beads mala.

One Mukhi Rudraksha is one of the most rare Rudraksha particularly Nepali One Face Rudraksha. It is not available in market, some collectors claim that they have one but it is almost non existent. If one finds one, it would cost in a million dollar.

We have started selling Nepali Rudraksha of higher mukhi by stock, so now customers can see the piece and their details before buying it. We are also giving authenticity certificates with Rudraksha of Seven Mukhi or higher.

When someone creates an artificial face on Rudraksha to increase its price, it is a fake Rudraksha and this happens for higher face Rudraksha, for 14 faces or more. Suppose a seller has 18 faces Rudraksha and the seller somehow created three additional faces on it and sold it as 21 Rudraksha the seller will make many times the original price.