Rudrakshwala
7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha (20–21mm) – Original Lab-Certified Bead for Wealth & Prosperity
7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha (20–21mm) – Original Seven Mukhi Bead from Nepal
The 7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha is a 100% natural, original Himalayan bead sourced directly from Nepal — the origin known for the finest-quality rudraksha. Ruled by Goddess Mahalakshmi, the seven-faced (saat mukhi) bead is traditionally worn to attract wealth, prosperity, and financial stability and to clear obstacles in money and career. Each bead shows clearly defined seven mukhi (faces), a strong natural texture, and a solid, heavy structure — signs of authenticity and premium quality.
✅ Why Buy From Rudraksh Wala
- 100% Natural & Original — genuine Nepali Himalayan bead, never Indonesian or artificial
- Physical lab-certificate included with every bead
- Cash on Delivery available across India · UPI, cards & all payments accepted
- Free shipping across India, safe & secure packaging
- Dispatched within 2 working days
- Return & replacement available — see policy at the bottom of this page
- Personally verified by founder Hardik Sant
🔹 Specifications
- Mukhi (Faces): Seven (7 Mukhi)
- Origin: Nepal
- Size: 20–21mm
- Material: Natural Rudraksha Seed
- Color: Natural Brown
- Shape: Natural Round / Semi-Round
- Finish: Unpolished (Natural)
- Hole: Naturally Drilled
- Quality: Premium & Original
🔹 Benefits of 7 Mukhi Rudraksha
Traditionally believed to:
- Attract wealth, prosperity & abundance
- Support business growth and financial stability
- Reduce debts, losses & obstacles
- Bring peace of mind and emotional balance
- Protect from negative energies
🔹 How to Wear (Kaise Pehne)
- Thread the bead in a red/gold or silver thread, or wear it as a pendant.
- Wear on Friday, the day of Goddess Mahalakshmi.
- Dip in gangajal (or clean water) and light a diya or incense.
- Chant "Om Namah Shivaya" 108 times before wearing for the first time.
🔹 Ideal For
Anyone seeking financial growth, business owners, and devotees drawn to Lakshmi energy. Suitable for wearing as a pendant or bracelet, mala-making, and daily spiritual practice.
