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Product Name: 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Hexagon Om 925 Silver Bracelet,
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Material: Natural 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads and 92.5 silver,
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Silver Purity: 92.5 silver,
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Silver Bead Design: Hexagon-shaped Om beads,
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Rudraksha Size: Approximately 6–7 mm,
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Finish: Natural textured Rudraksha with polished silver detailing,
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Weight: Approximately 9–11 grams,
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Length: Approximately 8.2 inches,
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Style: Single-line geometric devotional bracelet,
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Ideal For: Daily wear, prayer, meditation, puja, temple visits, and spiritual occasions,
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Spiritual Association: Traditionally associated with Lord Shiva, Om symbolism, devotion, prayer, and meditation,
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Design Character: Structured hexagonal silver beads with sacred Om detailing,
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Craftsmanship: Hand-assembled Rudraksha and Hexagon Om silver bead construction,
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Suitable For: Men and women,
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Gift Purpose: Raksha Bandhan, Mahashivratri, Shravan, birthdays, religious festivals, and spiritual milestones,
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Rakhi Use: Suitable as a reusable bracelet-style Rakhi for a brother,
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Care Instructions: Avoid prolonged contact with water, soap, perfume, sweat, and harsh chemicals,
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Cleaning Instructions: Wipe gently with a clean, soft, dry cloth,
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Storage Instructions: Store separately in a dry pouch or airtight jewelry box,
1. What materials are used in this bracelet?
The bracelet combines natural 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads with Hexagon Om beads crafted in genuine 92.5 silver.
2. What is the bracelet size and weight?
The bracelet measures approximately 8.2 inches, weighs around 9–11 grams, and features Rudraksha beads measuring approximately 6–7 mm.
3. What does the Om symbol traditionally represent?
Om is traditionally associated with sacred sound, prayer, meditation, spiritual awareness, completeness, and connection with the divine.
4. Can this bracelet be worn every day?
Yes. It is suitable for regular wear. Avoid prolonged contact with water, soap, perfume, sweat, and harsh chemicals.
5. Can this bracelet be gifted as Rakhi?
Yes. It can be presented as a reusable bracelet-style Rakhi that a brother can continue wearing after Raksha Bandhan.
