16 Mukhi Rudraksha Size: 22.22 mm (With Lab Certificate) - Divinity

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Natural 16 Mukhi Rudraksha Bead (Jai Rudraksha), Nepal Origin

The sixteen-faced Rudraksha is traditionally known as the Jai Rudraksha, the Rudraksha of victory. It is closely associated with Lord Ram, and by extension with the qualities Lord Ram is remembered for: strong family bonds, respect, and lasting good name. This is a natural, untreated 16 Mukhi Rudraksha bead from Nepal, weighing 2.660 grams, tested under X-ray and magnification, with the lab identification report supplied along with the bead.

Why It Is Called the Jai Rudraksha

This bead carries two traditional identities that work together. As a representation of Lord Ram, it is associated with virtues such as harmonious family relationships, respect within one's community, and a good reputation. It is also traditionally regarded as a form of Mahakaal, in which sense it is associated with courage and steadiness in the face of difficult or fearsome circumstances, helping the wearer meet adversity without being overwhelmed by it.

Traditionally Believed Benefits

- Traditionally associated with prosperity, cordial relationships, and harmony and love within the family.

- Believed to bring a sense of courage and steadiness when facing difficult or fearsome circumstances, drawing on its identity as a form of Mahakaal.

- In popular tradition, the household where a 16 Mukhi Rudraksha is kept is believed to be protected from burglary and fire.

- Associated with improved focus and concentration; a popular tradition connects this bead with Arjuna's celebrated feat of archery, striking the eye of the fish, as an example of single-pointed focus.

Connection to the Moon

In traditional belief, the Moon governs the mind and the emotions. The 16 Mukhi Rudraksha is said to invoke the sixteen kalas, or phases, of the Moon within the wearer, and is traditionally believed to open the way toward sixteen attainments, spoken of in tradition as sixteen siddhis.

Wearing and Usage Guidance

The 16 Mukhi Rudraksha is typically worn around the neck or on the arm, strung on a red thread or set in silver or panchdhatu as per personal or family tradition. As with any Rudraksha, keep the bead away from soaps, perfumes, and harsh chemicals, and if you would like a formal energising ritual performed before wearing it for the first time, it is best to consult a priest or follow your own family's tradition.

Certificate Details

- Issuing Laboratory: IGL, New Delhi

- Report No.: 154581RD

- Particulars: One loose bead

- Color: Brown

- Weight: 02.660 Gms

- Dimensions: 22.22 x 18.95 x 15.01 mm

- Shape / Type: Irregular oval / Bead

- Natural Faces: Sixteen

- Artificial Faces: None

- Test Carried Out: X-Rays, Magnification

- X-Ray Result: X-ray shows 16 natural compartments

- Genus / Type: Elaeocarpus / E. Ganitrus

- Origin: Nepal

Online Certificate Verification

This certificate can be verified online. Visit https://www.igldelhi.com and enter the online verification number 54908RD to view and confirm this report.

Disclaimer: The spiritual, devotional, and astrological information above is based on traditional beliefs, not on scientific or medical claims. Results and experiences may vary from person to person. This bead is sold as a natural Rudraksha seed, and no medical benefit or guaranteed outcome is claimed or implied. It is not a substitute for professional medical treatment, and anyone dealing with a health condition should continue to follow the advice of a qualified doctor.