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Product Name: 5 Mukhi Rudraksha and Om Namah Shivaya Silver Beads Bracelet,
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Material: 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads and 92.5 sterling silver,
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Silver Purity: 92.5 sterling silver,
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Finish: Natural Rudraksha texture 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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Rudraksha Size: Approximately 6–7 mm,
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Style: Single-line devotional wrist bracelet,
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Design: Multiple Om Namah Shivaya silver mantra beads,
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Ideal For: Daily wear, prayer, meditation, puja, temple visits, and religious occasions,
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Spiritual Association: Traditionally associated with Lord Shiva, devotion, meditation, and mindfulness,
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Craftsmanship: Hand-assembled Rudraksha and silver bead construction,
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Suitable For: Men and women,
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Gift Purpose: Mahashivratri, Shravan, birthdays, festivals, and gifts for Shiva devotees,
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Care Instructions: Avoid constant contact with water, perfume, soap, sweat, and chemicals,
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Cleaning Instructions: Wipe silver gently with a soft dry cloth without soaking the Rudraksha beads,
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Storage Instructions: Store separately in a dry zip pouch or airtight jewelry box,
1. What does the 5 Mukhi Rudraksha bracelet represent?
The 5 Mukhi Rudraksha is traditionally associated with Lord Shiva, meditation, spiritual discipline, and mindful living. Devotees often wear it as an expression of faith and devotion.
2. What do the Om Namah Shivaya silver beads symbolize?
Om Namah Shivaya is a sacred mantra dedicated to Lord Shiva. The engraved silver beads serve as a meaningful reminder of Mahadev and personal spiritual practice.
3. Is the bracelet made with genuine sterling silver?
Yes. The Om Namah Shivaya beads are crafted in 92.5 sterling silver and combined with 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads.
4. What is the bracelet size and weight?
The bracelet is approximately 8.2 inches long, weighs around 9–11 grams, and features Rudraksha beads measuring approximately 6–7 mm.
5. Can this Rudraksha bracelet be worn daily?
Yes, it is designed for comfortable daily wear. Keep it away from prolonged water contact, perfume, soap, sweat, and harsh chemicals to protect both the Rudraksha and silver.
