Gold Rudraksha Bracelet
सोने में रुद्राक्ष ब्रेसलेट — पंचमुखी रुद्राक्ष, 22K गोल्ड कैप्स
Born from the compassionate tears of Lord Shiva, the rudraksha has been the seeker's companion for millennia. This bracelet brings that ancient spiritual legacy to your wrist — each authentic 5-mukhi bead cradled in handcrafted 22K gold petal-style caps, linked together in warm polished gold. A piece that carries the weight of tradition and the warmth of fine craftsmanship, designed for those who seek both spiritual protection and timeless elegance. BIS hallmark certified.
Product Details
Metal
22K Yellow Gold
Beads
5-Mukhi Rudraksha
Certification
BIS Hallmark
Suitability
Unisex
Full Specifications
Why Wear a Rudraksha Bracelet?
The word “Rudraksha” comes from two Sanskrit roots: Rudra (a name for Lord Shiva) and aksha (eye) — making it literally “the eye of Shiva.” According to the Shiva Purana, rudraksha trees sprouted from the tears Lord Shiva shed after thousands of years of meditation, overwhelmed by compassion for humanity's suffering. Since Vedic times, sages, seekers, and devout families have worn these sacred seeds for spiritual protection, inner calm, and divine connection.
Spiritual Protection & Shiva's Grace
Rudraksha is considered the most sacred bead in Hindu dharma. Lord Shiva himself is depicted wearing rudraksha garlands. Wearing it on your wrist is believed to create a protective shield of divine energy, warding off negativity and invoking the blessings of Mahadeva.
Calm Mind & Stress Relief
The natural electromagnetic vibrations of rudraksha beads are believed to have a calming effect on the nervous system. Practitioners of yoga and meditation have long valued the 5-mukhi bead for promoting mental clarity, reducing anxiety, and deepening focus during spiritual practice.
5-Mukhi: The Universal Bead
The Panchmukhi (5-faced) rudraksha represents Lord Kalagni Rudra and is associated with Jupiter in Vedic astrology. It is the one bead considered universally safe and beneficial for all — men, women, and children — with no restrictions. It balances the Vishuddha (throat) chakra, promoting truthful expression and clear communication.
Wellbeing & Inner Balance
In traditional practice, rudraksha is associated with regulating blood pressure, strengthening the immune system, and reducing bodily inflammation. While these are rooted in spiritual tradition rather than clinical evidence, countless wearers across generations have reported a sense of physical and emotional equilibrium.
How to Wear Your Rudraksha Bracelet
Choose Your Hand
Men traditionally wear on the right wrist (giving side) for outward confidence and energy. Women on the left (receiving side) for grounding and calm. Either hand works — follow your intention.
Wear with Clean Hands & Clear Intention
Before putting on your bracelet for the first time, wash your hands and hold the beads for a moment in stillness. Some devotees chant "Om Namah Shivaya" 108 times to energize the rudraksha before wearing.
Daily Wear
Wear the bracelet throughout the day during work, meditation, prayer, and social settings. Remove before bathing, swimming, sleeping, or applying perfume and body products.
Ideal Times to Begin
Maha Shivaratri is the most auspicious day to start wearing rudraksha. Mondays (Somvar) and the Shravan month are also ideal. But any day with pure intent is a good day.
Shiva Mantra for Rudraksha:
ॐ नमः शिवाय
Chant 108 times to energize your rudraksha beads
The Sacred Story of Rudraksha
In the Shiva Purana, it is told that Lord Shiva once entered deep meditation for the welfare of all living beings. When he finally opened his eyes after thousands of years, tears of compassion fell to the earth. Where those divine tears touched the soil, the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree — the rudraksha tree — sprouted and bore fruit. The seeds of this tree became the sacred rudraksha beads, carrying within them the very essence of Shiva's compassion and spiritual power.
The word “mukhi” refers to the natural cleft lines running from top to bottom on each bead. A 5-mukhi (Panchmukhi) bead — the most commonly found and universally revered variety — represents Lord Kalagni Rudra, a fierce and protective form of Shiva. In Vedic astrology, it is linked to the planet Jupiter (Brihaspati), the planet of wisdom, fortune, and righteous knowledge. The Panchmukhi rudraksha is the one bead that sages and scriptures unanimously recommend for all people, regardless of age, gender, or spiritual path.
When set in gold — a metal held sacred across Hindu tradition as the most sattvic (pure) of metals — the rudraksha's spiritual vibrations are believed to be amplified. Gold is associated with Lakshmi, Surya, and the fire element; rudraksha with Shiva and the water element born from his tears. Together, they represent a rare harmony of solar and lunar energies, prosperity and protection, warmth and stillness — all resting gently on your wrist.
Perfect Occasions to Gift or Buy
A gold rudraksha bracelet is more than jewellery — it is a wish for protection, peace, and divine grace wrapped in gold
Maha Shivaratri
The great night of Lord Shiva — the most auspicious day in the year to begin wearing rudraksha. Cosmic vibrations on this sacred night are believed to supercharge the bead's spiritual potency. A deeply meaningful gift for any devotee.
Raksha Bandhan
The festival of protection. What better way for a sister to wish her brother divine protection than a bracelet born from Shiva's tears? The rudraksha bracelet embodies the very spirit of Raksha Bandhan — a sacred bond of protection that transcends the ordinary.
Diwali & Dhanteras
Gold and rudraksha together embody prosperity (Lakshmi) and divine protection (Shiva). Purchasing gold on Dhanteras is deeply auspicious, and a rudraksha bracelet adds a spiritual dimension to your Diwali celebrations — wealth for the soul.
Milestones & Gifting
Birthdays, weddings, new ventures, or a mentor blessing a student — a gold rudraksha bracelet conveys a wish that goes deeper than material success. For corporate gifting, it speaks of wellbeing and respect in a way that ordinary gifts cannot.
Craftsmanship & Quality
Handcrafted Petal-Style Gold Caps
Each rudraksha bead is individually fitted with hand-shaped 22K gold caps fashioned in a petal or fan design. The caps are formed to cradle the bead securely from both sides, following the natural contours of the seed. This is detailed bench work — each cap is cut, shaped, and polished by hand to achieve the distinctive floral profile.
Bead Selection & Inspection
Our rudraksha beads are sourced from Nepal's Himalayan foothills, where the Elaeocarpus ganitrus tree produces the most prized seeds. Each bead is hand-selected for well-defined mukhi (face) lines, uniform size, structural integrity, and natural earthy colour. Beads with cracks, insect damage, or artificial treatment are rejected.
22K Gold — BIS Hallmark Certified
All gold used in our bracelets is 22-karat (91.6% pure), the traditional Indian standard that balances rich colour with structural strength for the caps and link connectors. Every piece carries the official BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) hallmark — your guarantee of purity and honest weight.
Gold & Rudraksha: A Sacred Pairing
In Hindu dharma, gold is a sattvic metal — pure, sacred, and deeply associated with religious ceremony. Combining gold with rudraksha is believed to amplify the bead's spiritual vibrations. Gold brings the solar energy of Surya and the auspiciousness of Lakshmi; rudraksha carries the lunar, meditative energy of Shiva. Together, they form a complete spiritual instrument.
Care Instructions
Rudraksha Bead Care
Oil the beads lightly every 15–30 days with a drop of sandalwood, almond, or sesame oil to prevent drying and maintain their natural lustre. Never soak the beads in water. Remove the bracelet before bathing, swimming, or any water activity — prolonged moisture weakens the bead's structure over time.
Gold Cap Care
Gently wipe the gold caps with a soft, dry cloth to maintain their warm shine. 22K gold rarely tarnishes, but avoid abrasive cleaners or rough cloths that could scratch the delicate petal detailing. Remove before applying perfume, deodorant, or lotions — chemicals dull the gold over time.
Storage & Environment
Store in the soft cotton or silk pouch provided — never in plastic, which traps moisture. Keep away from humid environments like bathrooms. Avoid direct sunlight for extended periods. For professional cleaning or if a gold cap loosens, visit us at our Chembur store — we're always happy to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
Traditionally, men wear the rudraksha bracelet on the right hand — the giving side — which promotes outward energy flow, confidence, and action. Women traditionally wear it on the left hand — the receiving side — which enhances grounding, calming, and energy absorption. However, there is no rigid prohibition; you may wear it on whichever hand feels natural, or follow the guidance of your guru or astrologer.
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