Dhan Varsha Bracelets and Prosperity-Themed Pieces

What you will find in the Dhan Varsha collection

The collection brings together several kinds of prosperity-themed pieces. Each listing states its own materials and contents.

• Bracelets: the Dhan Varsha Bracelet, the Dhan Yog Bracelet and a Dhan Yog link chain bracelet.
• Stones: citrine, raw pyrite and selenite plates in some listings.
• Rudraksha: 9 Mukhi, 11 Mukhi and 12 Mukhi beads.
• Display pieces: a pyrite turtle, a Maa Laxmi Dhan Pyramid and yantra frames on raw pyrite.
• Wearables: anklets, pendants and rashi stone bracelets.

Dhan Varsha and Dhan Yog bracelets

Dhan Varsha and Dhan Yog are separate bracelet designs with their own listings. Compare the materials and form on each product page rather than relying on the intention in the name.

A companion item belongs only to the listing that includes it. For example, the Dhan Varsha Bracelet with Selenite Plate names the plate in its title. See also the Dhan Yog bracelets collection.

Citrine, pyrite and Rudraksha pieces

Citrine is a yellow variety of quartz, and pyrite has a metallic golden shine. The collection lists a citrine bracelet for Dhanu Rashi (Sagittarius) and several pieces set on raw pyrite.

In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva, and a mukhi is the natural line, or face, along the bead. The 9, 11 and 12 Mukhi beads are listed here. Read each page for the documents and details it states.

How to choose and check the size

A link bracelet, a bead strand and a pyrite turtle need different size checks. Read the dimensions on the product page for the piece you choose.

1. Decide whether you want to wear the piece or keep it in your space.
2. Read the materials and form on the listing.
3. Check the size, the fit and any chain or closure.
4. Confirm what is included, since a companion item belongs only to the listing that names it.

Care for stone and bead pieces

Wipe stone pieces with a soft, dry cloth and keep them away from water, perfume and strong cleaners. Store bracelets and pendants in a pouch so the stones do not scratch each other. Display pieces such as a pyrite turtle or a yantra frame belong on a stable, dry surface.

For related ideas, explore pyrite pieces, natural stone bracelets and Rudraksha malas and beads.