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8 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha

SKU: VEG1687046

4,500
8 Mukhi Rudraksha - Nepali Certified natural 8-faced Rudraksha from Nepal. ISO-tested for authenticity, with naturally defined segments and grooves. Traditionally respected as a symbol of clarity and focus in cultural practices.
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Experience the Authentic 8 Mukhi Rudraksha from Nepal

This 8 Mukhi Rudraksha is a premium, genuine bead sourced responsibly from Nepal. Featuring eight naturally formed segments, it is certified by an ISO-approved gem testing laboratory to guarantee authenticity and natural origin. With a weight of approximately 3.61 grams and a balanced round-to-oval shape, this bead displays a rich brown color and clear natural grooves. Traditionally, the 8 Mukhi Rudraksha is associated with Lord Ganesha, widely revered as the remover of obstacles in Vedic beliefs. Many people use this bead as a symbol of clarity, confidence, and progress in their personal or professional journey. It is also chosen for its connection to focus and stability in cultural practices. Whether for malas, spiritual jewelry, or sacred collections, this bead represents a harmonious blend of natural beauty and traditional respect.
Specifications of the 8 Mukhi Rudraksha Nepali
Face Count 8 Mukhi (8 Faces)
Approximate Weight 3.61 grams
Approximate Dimensions 20.7 mm × 19.3 mm × 17.7 mm
Color Rich Brown
Shape Round to oval
Certification ISO Certified Laboratory
Origin Nepal
Surface Features Natural grooves and segment lines

Care Instructions

To maintain the natural quality and shine of your 8 Mukhi Rudraksha, store it in a clean, dry place away from chemicals or perfumes. Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth as needed.

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