Question 1

Are these Rudraksha really from Nepal?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We source from the Arun and Tamur valleys of eastern Nepal — the traditional Rudraksha belt. Every bead is hand-selected in Kathmandu. We can include photos under daylight before shipping for any order.

Question 2

Why are your Rudraksha prices lower than other Nepali sellers?

Accepted Answer

We are a small Kathmandu operation with no celebrity ambassador costs, no chain of middlemen, and no loyalty-points overhead. You pay for the bead and careful selection, not marketing budgets. Our 5 Mukhi starts at $15.

Question 3

Do you ship Rudraksha worldwide?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we ship to the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, India, Australia, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Singapore, Japan, and most other countries. Shipping cost varies by destination and is confirmed before any payment.

Question 4

Do you provide authenticity certification for Rudraksha?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We include a written authenticity assessment with every order, with photos and measurements. Independent X-ray laboratory certification is available for an additional fee.

Question 5

How do I choose the right Mukhi Rudraksha?

Accepted Answer

Most people start with the Five Mukhi Rudraksha (Panchamukhi) — the universal householder's bead, suitable for daily wear and meditation. We offer free WhatsApp consultation for a personalised recommendation.

Question 6

What is a Siddha Mala?

Accepted Answer

A Siddha Mala is a complete Rudraksha mala combining one bead of each Mukhi from 1 through 14, hand-knotted in traditional sequence. We offer nine variants from Economy to the legendary Indra Mala.