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Original 6 Mukhi Rudraksha - Large, GBS Certified, Nepal (7.284g)

Introduction

Weighing 7.284 grams and measuring 28.15 x 27.62 x 23.37 mm, this naturally irregular-round six-faced Rudraksha is one of the larger beads in this collection. Its irregular-round shape is characteristic of naturally grown Nepalese Rudraksha and is not a defect - it simply reflects the wild, unaltered growth pattern of this sacred seed. GBS Gemological Laboratory has independently certified all six faces, seeds, and compartments through X-ray and microscopy. Supplied untreated with original certificate.

Certificate Details

Type: Natural Rudraksha - 6 Mukhi (Six Face)

Weight: 7.284 g

Dimensions: 28.15 x 27.62 x 23.37 mm

Shape: Irregular/Round Bead, Unmounted

Color: Brown

Origin: Nepal

X-Ray Finding: 6 Seeds and 6 Compartments

Microscopic Observation: Natural Six Faces Seen

Treated/Created Face: None (N/A)

Issuing Laboratory: GBS Gemological Laboratory

Certificate Barcode: 020126GBR62784

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.

Key Features

Weight 7.284 grams. Dimensions 28.15 x 27.62 x 23.37 mm. Shape: Irregular/Round Bead (natural), Unmounted. Colour: Brown. Origin: Nepal. X-ray results confirm 6 Seeds and 6 Compartments. Microscopy: Natural six faces seen. Treated/Created Face: None. Certificate issued by GBS Gemological Laboratory (Govt. Reg. U-GJ-22-0400946). Certified by Hiren G. Soni, Chief Gemologist. Lab accreditation: JAS-ANZ, ISO 9001:2008.

Spiritual and Traditional Significance

Larger Rudraksha beads with irregular-round forms are particularly valued in traditional Shaivite practice because they reflect an unaltered natural growth pattern. In Vedic literature, the 6 Mukhi is described in texts such as the Padma Purana as representing the six-headed Skanda. Some astrological traditions also associate this bead with Venus (Shukra) and believe it supports wisdom, confidence, and the clearing of obstacles in education and professional life. These are traditional beliefs only.

Traditional Wearing and Use Guidance

You can wear this bead as a single pendant on silver or copper wire, or keep it on a personal altar for daily worship. Traditional practice involves chanting "Om Hreem Hoom Namah" while using it. Some practitioners energise it by immersing it briefly in Ganga jal (holy water) followed by mantra recitation. Consulting a Vedic astrologer or pandit for personalised practice guidance is recommended.

Disclaimer: All spiritual and astrological associations mentioned are traditional beliefs drawn from Vedic texts. These are not medically or scientifically proven claims. Experiences vary from person to person. This product should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.