Product Related FAQ's
A Black Rudraksha Mala is made from naturally dark-colored Rudraksha beads. The color comes from nature, not dyeing or polishing, and the beads are selected for uniformity and authenticity.
Structurally, it is the same natural Rudraksha. The difference is mainly in appearance. Some people prefer black Rudraksha because it looks subtle, earthy, and less shiny for daily wear.
Each Black Rudraksha Mala from Rudragram is lab certified, confirming that the beads are genuine Rudraksha and not artificial or chemically treated.
Anyone can wear it—men or women, beginners or experienced users. Many people choose it for everyday wear because it feels simple, grounded, and easy to maintain.
Yes. The mala is designed for regular use. It can be worn during work, travel, or meditation, as long as it is treated with basic care.
Not necessarily. Color does not decide effectiveness. What matters more is that the Rudraksha is natural, authentic, and worn with a calm and respectful mindset.
A detailed ritual is not compulsory. Many people simply rinse it with clean water, sit quietly for a few minutes, and start wearing it with intention.
No. Rudraksha is not a shortcut or guarantee. It is meant to support inner balance and awareness, not replace effort or practical action.
Avoid contact with soaps, perfumes, or harsh chemicals. Occasional light oiling helps maintain the beads’ natural condition.
At Rudragram, we focus on authenticity, lab certification, and honest guidance. You get a genuine product without exaggerated claims or confusion.