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13 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha

SKU: VEG1307361

18,000
13 Mukhi Rudraksha - Nepali Certified 13-faced Rudraksha bead from Nepal, ISO-tested for authenticity. Traditionally respected for personal magnetism and confidence. Approx. 4.00 grams, rich brown color, clear natural segment lines.
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Discover the Authentic 13 Mukhi Rudraksha from Nepal

This 13 Mukhi Rudraksha is a premium-quality, genuine bead naturally sourced from Nepal. Featuring thirteen distinct faces formed in nature, it is tested and certified by an ISO-approved gem testing laboratory for guaranteed authenticity and natural origin. With an approximate weight of 4.36 grams, this bead shows a rich brown color, well-defined segment lines, and a balanced round-to-oval shape. In traditional belief systems, the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha is associated with Lord Indra and sometimes with Kamadeva. It is culturally respected as a symbol of attraction, personal magnetism, and prosperity. Many people choose this bead for its association with confidence, charm, and leadership qualities. It is commonly used in malas, bracelets, or worship areas, reflecting its traditional and cultural significance.
Specifications of the 13 Mukhi Rudraksha Nepali
Face Count 13 Mukhi (13 Faces)
Approximate Weight 4.36 grams
Approximate Dimensions 29.8 mm × 18.3 mm × 13.9 mm
Color Rich Brown
Shape Round to oval
Certification ISO Certified Laboratory
Origin Nepal
Surface Features Clearly defined natural grooves and segment lines

Care Instructions

Store your 13 Mukhi Rudraksha in a clean, dry place away from perfumes, chemicals, or soaps. Gently clean it with a soft cloth to maintain its natural beauty.

Explore our complete range of certified Rudraksha beads in our Rudraksha Collection.

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