RUDRAKSHA
About rudraksha
Rudraksha are the dried seeds of the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree, worn in Hindu practice for meditation, focus and inner steadiness. Each bead is graded by its mukhi — the natural vertical lines running down its surface — and each mukhi is associated with a different deity and planet. We stock 1 to 14 Mukhi plus Ganesh Mukhi, all lab certified and energised before dispatch.
Rudraksha by Mukhi
1 Mukhi (Shiva, Surya) · 2 Mukhi (Ardhanarishwar, Chandra) · 3 Mukhi (Agni, Mangal) · 4 Mukhi (Brahma, Budh) · 5 Mukhi (Kalagni Rudra, Guru) · 6 Mukhi (Kartikeya, Shukra) · 7 Mukhi (Mahalakshmi, Shani) · 8 Mukhi (Ganesha, Rahu) · 9 Mukhi (Durga, Ketu) · 10 Mukhi (Vishnu) · 11 Mukhi (Hanuman) · 12 Mukhi (Surya) · 13 Mukhi (Kamadeva, Shukra) · 14 Mukhi (Hanuman, Shani) · Ganesh Mukhi
Rudraksha FAQ
Answers to the questions our customers ask us most
Which mukhi should I wear?
5 Mukhi is the most widely worn and is considered suitable for almost everyone, which makes it the usual starting point. Other mukhis are chosen for a specific purpose or planet — ask us before buying a rare mukhi.
Nepali or Indonesian?
Nepali beads are larger with deeper, more pronounced mukhi lines and cost more. Indonesian (Java) beads are smaller and more affordable, and are equally valid for wearing. Both are stocked here with origin stated.
How do I care for Rudraksha?
Oil the beads occasionally with mustard or olive oil, avoid harsh soap and chemicals, and remove them before swimming. Well cared for, they last decades.
Are they certified?
Yes. Fake rudraksha carved from other seeds are widespread. Every bead here is lab certified and energised before dispatch.
See also our Rudraksha malas and Vastu items.
