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Rudraksha Bangle & Rudraksha Mala Wholesale
Ancient Wisdom presents a collection of rudraksha mala and rudraksha bangles. The rudraksha mala is a rosary containing 108 beads with a beautiful 9 cm tassel at the end. The rudraksha bangle is a bracelet symbolising Eastern wisdom, consisting of 20 beads and adorned with a Buddha head bead symbolising wisdom. All are made using genuine genitri seeds (Elaeocarpus ganitrus).
Rudraksha is widely used as a tool for meditation and prayer. During meditation, rudraksha is used to chant mantras or the names of specific deities. This practice is also known in Sanskrit as Japa. Additionally, rudraksha bangles and malas can be suitable accessories for anyone looking to achieve a boho or zen style.
Join the successful business owners who have increased their profits by selling 108-bead rudraksha malas and rudraksha bangles from Ancient Wisdom. To create more attractive sales bundles, you can sell rudraksha bangles and malas with a velvet pouch made of premium velvet.
Product Features:
- Made in Bali, Indonesia
- Materials used: wood beads
- Supplied in a pack of 3 rudraksha malas and 6 rudraksha bangles each
- Prices may change periodically due to material supply
Don't let the business opportunity slip away. Order this high-demand item today!
How to Check if Rudraksha is Real or Not
Ancient Wisdom not only offers high-quality rudraksha malas and bangles but also ensures the authenticity of every piece. Given the spiritual significance and demand for rudraksha beads, it is essential to know how to verify their authenticity. Here are some key methods to check if your rudraksha is real or not.
1. Seller Reputation
Buying from reputable sources like Ancient Wisdom ensures that you are getting genuine rudraksha beads. We supply our sellers with products that have strict quality control measures and conduct thorough testing to confirm authenticity. They often have good reviews and have been in the market for a long time, which helps ensure their products are genuine.
2. Water Test
Genuine rudraksha mala beads typically sink in water. To perform this test, simply place your rudraksha bead in a bowl of water. If it sinks, it is likely authentic. However, this test alone is not definitive, as some artificial beads may also sink due to added weights.
3. Boiling Test
Another method to test rudraksha authenticity is by boiling the bead in water for a couple of hours. Genuine rudraksha beads will not show any damage or deformation after boiling, whereas fake beads might crack or change in appearance.
4. Surface Inspection
Authentic rudraksha bangle beads have a natural and unique surface texture with clear, intricate lines. Look for the mukhis (faces) or segments on the bead. Each mukhi should be well-defined and naturally occurring. Uniformly carved or polished beads are often fake.
5. Density Test
Genuine rudraksha beads are relatively light yet solid. They should not feel too heavy or overly light. A real rudraksha will have a certain heft but still feel light due to its natural composition.
6. X-ray Test
For a more conclusive test, you can have your rudraksha bead X-rayed. Genuine rudraksha mala beads will show natural segments and internal channels unique to their structure. This method is often used by serious collectors and sellers to confirm authenticity.
