• Rudraksh Gold plated Mahakal Mala with a 100% natural and government lab certified design
  • Rudraksh Gold plated Mahakal Mala with intricate design and elegant gold pendant for spiritual practice
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Rudraksh Gold Plated Mahakal Mala - 100% Natural & Certified

Rudraksh Gold Plated Mahakal Mala - 100% Natural & Certified

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What is Mahakal Rudraksh Mala?

You can contribute to peace, prosperity, and Mahadev’s great privilege by wearing this magnificent and antique Mahakal Rudraksh Mala. One of the three Gods of Hinduism, Lord Shiva, is represented by this locket. This locket enhances not only your spirituality but also your wealth and financial situation.

Benefits-

  1. It defends against the harmful or demonic impacts of Jupiter.
  2. It delivers both intelligence and wisdom.
  3. It is employed in worship and mantra recitation.
  4. It dispels hopelessness and exhaustion and advances spiritual understanding and knowledge.
  5. It makes allergies and asthma conditions treatable and manageable.
  6. If you take a cold shower and don’t use any chemical soap, it’s especially good to let the water run over your body.

Rules to wear Mahakal Rudraksh Mala

  1. When you thread them, it’s best to thread them in a silk thread or a cotton thread. If you wear it in a thread, then it is a good idea to change the thread every six months, or else the thread may break one day, and your 108 beads will be scattered everywhere.
  2. You can thread it in copper or gold wire if you want, that’s fine, but most of the time you just take it to a goldsmith to be thread. When goldsmiths tie knots with gold wire or whatever string they are, usually they tie them tightly by keeping them very close and the bead breaks from inside.
  3. It is very important that you make sure that the beads in the garland are loose. They should not be tied by keeping them too close, because if it breaks from inside due to pressure, then it is of no use.
  4. Mahakal Rudraksh Mala can be worn at all times. You can wear it even while taking a bath. If you take a cold shower and don’t use any chemical soap, it’s especially good to let the water run over your body. But if you are using a chemical soap and hot water, it becomes brittle and will crack after some time. So it would be better to avoid wearing it on such occasions.
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Product Related FAQ's

It’s a mala made from natural Rudraksha beads, finished with gold-plated elements and inspired by the Mahakal tradition. People usually wear it as a symbol of devotion, discipline, and inner strength.
Yes. The Rudraksha beads used in this mala are natural and come with certification, so buyers know they’re not artificial or chemically treated.
Gold plated means a thin layer of gold is applied to selected metal parts of the mala for better finish and durability. It’s not solid gold, but it adds elegance and protection from quick tarnishing.
It’s often chosen by devotees of Lord Shiva, people who value spiritual grounding, or those looking for a meaningful accessory rather than just a decorative necklace.
No. This mala is a spiritual and devotional support, not a magical solution. Any sense of calm or strength comes gradually through personal belief and regular use.
Yes, it can be worn daily if handled with basic care. Like any natural bead product, it’s best to remove it during bathing, heavy workouts, or while sleeping.
There are no strict rules. Some people prefer to wear it after a simple prayer or on a Monday, but that’s a personal choice, not a requirement.
Yes. It’s a good option for first-time buyers because it’s easy to wear, low maintenance, and doesn’t involve complex practices.
Avoid water, perfumes, and chemicals. Store it in a clean, dry place when not in use. This helps preserve both the Rudraksha beads and the gold-plated parts.
Rudragram focuses on authenticity, certification, and honest product representation, rather than mass-produced or decorative malas with unclear sourcing.