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Rudraksha beads strung on thread, photographed close up outdoors
Stand-in photo · Rushtook · CC BY-SA 4.0

3 Mukhi, lot RUD-NEP-3-MED-L02. Photographs above are stand-ins; the X-ray, macro and certificate plates are shot per bead and are not yet uploaded.

Lot RUD-NEP-3-MED-L02

3 Mukhi21.4 mm

This is the specific bead you receive — not a representative photo.

SAMPLE RECORD These measurements are placeholder data for development. Real lot records replace them before launch.

$47

See the X-ray
Exact diameter
21.4 mm
Weight
3.53 g
Shape
Round
Size grade
Medium (2124 mm band)
Chambers
3
Sorted
4 November 2025

Certificate

The lab report for this lot is issued with the bead and will be downloadable here once uploaded.

The test that settles it

What is inside this bead

A genuine bead has as many internal chambers as it has lines on the surface. Drag across to see how that works for a 3 mukhi bead.

InsideDiagram, not a scan

Surface
Rudraksha beads strung on thread, photographed close up outdoors
Drag, or use the arrow keys, to look inside.The right-hand side is a labelled diagram. Real X-rays are shot per bead and are not yet uploaded.3 lines outside
3 chambers inside

Trace this bead

Where it grew, who picked it, when we sorted it.

Harvest season
Autumn 2023
Village
Khandbari
Collector
Collector 02
Sorted on
4 November 2025
Lot
RUD-NEP-3-MED-L02
Chambers on X-ray
3

The authenticity test: a genuine bead has as many internal chambers as it has lines on the surface. This one shows 3 of each. A carved fake will not.

Tradition

About 3 Mukhi

Worn traditionally for releases guilt and past trauma, self-esteem, vitality, courage, blood/liver support

Ruling planet
Mars (Mangal)
Presiding deity
Agni Dev
Chakra
Manipura (Solar Plexus)
Beej mantra
Om Kleem Namah

Everything about 3 Mukhi

These are traditional associations recorded in Vedic and Puranic sources. They are described here as tradition, not as medical or therapeutic claims, and no bead is a substitute for medical care.