Exclusive Spiritual Combos: Mala, Bracelet and Rashi Sets

Exclusive spiritual combos you will find here

The collection is wide, so these examples show the kinds of sets listed. Each product page states its own contents.

• Karungali sets: the Karungali Malai 108-Beads and Bracelet Combo and a silver-cap 54-bead malai with a bracelet.
• Rudraksha sets: the 108 Beads 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Mala and Bracelet Combo and the Om Shiva Divine Rudraksha Combo.
• Sandalwood: the 108 Beads Chandan Mala and Bracelet Combo.
• Japa set: the Sadhana Combo with a 108 Rudraksha mala and a jaap bag.
• Rashi sets: zodiac stone bracelets and crystal combos.

How to check a combo before you order

The number of items in a photograph does not tell you what is in the set. Read the product page for these details.

1. Each mala's bead count, such as 108 or 54.
2. Each bracelet's fit.
3. The finish of any pendant or cap.
4. Any extra item, such as a selenite plate, which is included only where the listing says so.

Compare the set price with the pieces you actually want. The price is shown on each product page.

Karungali and Rudraksha sets

Karungali is the Tamil name for ebony wood, and devotees use Karungali malas for japa. Many Karungali combos here pair a mala with a bracelet, and a Lord Murugan combo pairs a pendant with a bracelet.

In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva, and devotees wear it during japa. Explore Karungali, Karungali malai and Rudraksha malas and beads to compare single pieces with these sets.

Rashi stone combinations

Rashi is the zodiac sign in Jyotish, the Hindu system of astrology. The collection lists stone bracelets and crystal combos for signs such as Mesh (Aries), Karka (Cancer), Singh (Leo) and Makar (Capricorn).

Choose the rashi you follow in your family practice. Several listings include a raw selenite plate, so check the title and the product page to see what comes with the bracelet. For Diwali sets by rashi, see Divine Diwali Combos.

Gifting and care

A combo can suit a gift because the pieces are sold together. Choose the pieces the person will actually use, and check the fit of any wearable item before you order. Ask yourself whether they prefer a mala for japa or a bracelet for daily wear.

Keep malas, bracelets and pendants dry and away from perfume and chemicals. Store them in a clean pouch so beads and caps do not knock against hard surfaces.