Rudraksha beads - ∅ 4 mm
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Rudraksha Traditionally Stained Beads - Ø 3 mm, Hole: 0.5 - 1 mm

Beads made of rudraksha tree nuts with a diameter of 3 mm and a hole for a thread with a diameter of 0.5-1 mm. These are called 5 mukhi rudraksha beads. The beads come from India and may differ by up to 0.8 mm from the stated size due to manual sorting. The beads are stained with an extract of root vegetable dyes, which has traditionally been used in India to protect beads for hundreds of years.

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Beads made of rudrakshi tree nuts with a diameter of 3 mm and a hole for a thread with a diameter of 0.5 mm. These are called 5 mukhi rudraksha beads. The beads come from India and may differ by up to 0.8 mm in diameter from the size specified by the manufacturer due to manual sorting. The beads are pickled with root vegetable extract (the main ingredient is turmeric), which has traditionally been used in India to protect beads from oxidation for hundreds of years. The used natural extract gradually oxidizes and reacts with the surface of the beads in air, thanks to which it perfectly connects with the surface and protects the beads as an anti-corrosion coating against oxidation and gradual disintegration. As our e-shop offers real beads from fresh harvests of rudraksha nuts, please note that the beads may turn yellow-orange until the oxidation processes are completed. Once the processes are completed and the excess bead extract is washed or rinsed, the beads then leave no color.

Rudraksha is highly valued in Southeast Asia and is attributed numerous healing abilities - it is therefore valued similarly to the mineral stones with which it is very often combined in the production of bracelets. Its most common use is for the production of small.

Due to the color setting of the monitor, the color of the goods may differ slightly from reality.

DRE-3-7
1128 Items/g
Data sheet
Weight
1 ks cca 0,125 g
Material
Wood
Shape
Round

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