6 Mukhi Size 26.80 mm(6 seeds in X-ray) - Spirituality

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Large Round 6 Mukhi Rudraksha - GBS Certified, Nepal (6.805g)

Introduction

This is a noticeably large round 6 Mukhi Rudraksha from Nepal, measuring 26.80 x 26.45 x 22.25 mm and weighing 6.805 grams - a generous size in this mukhi category. GBS Gemological Laboratory has independently certified it through X-ray scanning and microscopy, confirming six seeds, six compartments, and six natural face lines. The bead is untreated and supplied unmounted with the original GBS certificate. A compelling choice for serious devotees and Rudraksha collectors alike.

Certificate Details

Type: Natural Rudraksha - 6 Mukhi (Six Face)

Weight: 6.805 g

Dimensions: 26.80 x 26.45 x 22.25 mm

Shape: Round Bead, Unmounted

Color: Brown

Origin: Nepal

X-Ray Finding: 6 Seeds and 6 Compartments

Microscopic Observation: Natural Six Face Seen

Treated/Created Face: None (N/A)

Issuing Laboratory: GBS Gemological Laboratory

Certificate Barcode: 050825GBR33967

Certificate Verification

Scan the QR code above using Google Lens on your phone to verify this certificate on the GBS Gemological Laboratory official website. You can also visit https://gbsgemslab.com/verify/ directly and enter the barcode number shown on the physical certificate to confirm its authenticity.

Spiritual and Traditional Significance

In Vedic tradition, a larger Rudraksha bead of authentic natural formation is often considered especially meaningful in spiritual practice. The 6 Mukhi is traditionally linked to Lord Kartikeya and, in some astrological traditions, to the planet Venus (Shukra). Devotional texts associate this bead with eloquence, creative potential, and confidence. Those engaged in teaching, public speaking, or spiritual leadership have traditionally favoured this mukhi. These beliefs are rooted in scripture, not scientific claims.

Traditional Wearing and Use Guidance

A bead of this size works well as a focal pendant or as the central bead in a mala. It can be set in silver or gold and worn at chest level. For formal puja, some practitioners keep it in the prayer space and bring it out during worship. Traditional energisation on a Shashti day with Kartikeya mantras is considered auspicious.

Disclaimer: Spiritual and astrological associations described here are based on Vedic tradition and cultural belief. No scientific or medical claims are made or implied. Individual results vary. Please consult a qualified healthcare professional for any health-related needs.