6 Mukhi Size 28.55 mm (6 Seeds in X-ray)

Product Highlights & Features

Heavy 6 Mukhi Rudraksha - Rare Collector Grade, GBS Certified (8.202g)

Introduction

At 8.202 grams and 28.55 x 27.57 x 24.55 mm, this is the heaviest bead in this collection and a notably rare specimen in the 6 Mukhi category. The naturally irregular, round form confirms its wild-grown Nepalese origin, and GBS Gemological Laboratory has independently verified six natural seeds, six compartments, and six face lines through X-ray and microscopic analysis. An exceptional bead for serious devotees and Rudraksha collectors seeking something beyond the ordinary.

Certificate Details

Type: Natural Rudraksha - 6 Mukhi (Six Face)

Weight: 8.202 g

Dimensions: 28.55 x 27.57 x 24.55 mm

Shape: Irregular/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: 020126GBR62785

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

Classical Rudraksha literature considers heavier, larger beads with deeply etched natural mukhi lines especially auspicious. The 6 Mukhi at this size carries all its traditional associations with Kartikeya - strength, academic excellence, and the fearless pursuit of one's purpose. Some traditional texts also associate the 6 Mukhi with the Anahata (heart) chakra, suggesting its use in practices focused on emotional resilience and devotion. These associations are rooted in ancient belief and tradition, not scientific study.

Traditional Wearing and Use Guidance

Given its substantial size and weight, this bead works best as a pendant on a thick silver or copper chain, or kept reverently in the puja space for focused japa. Many collectors of significant Rudraksha beads preserve them as spiritual heirlooms. For pendant use, a proper silver cap setting is recommended to honour and protect the bead's natural form.

Disclaimer: Spiritual and traditional significance stated here is based on classical Hindu scriptures and generational beliefs. No medical or scientifically validated benefits are claimed. Individual experiences differ. This product should not be used as a substitute for medical treatment or professional healthcare advice.