Health and Protection: Rudraksha and Karungali Necklaces

Health and protection edit: necklaces and malas

Each Rudraksha necklace here has its own design.

• Om Shiva Trishool necklace with 54 beads.
• Shiva Adi Yogi necklace in dual tone.
• 54-bead necklace with silver caps.

Karungali pieces include the Om Shiva Trishool Karungali mala and a silver cap Karungali mala with a Vel Peacock pendant.

The Karungali Rudraksha bracelet pairs ebony wood with 5 Mukhi Rudraksha beads.

Individual mukhi beads

Single beads are listed as 2 Mukhi, 3 Mukhi, 8 Mukhi, 10 Mukhi and 11 Mukhi. There are also a 5 Mukhi Rudraksha and a Ganesh Mukhi Rudraksha. A mukhi is a natural face or line on the bead, and the number differs from bead to bead.

Several bead titles mention lab testing or certification. Read the report or certificate information each page actually supplies, and check that it describes the bead you order.

Look at the bead size and the mounting too, such as a cap or a cord. A bare bead and a finished piece are different products.

Bracelets, idols and other devotional pieces

Bracelets include the black obsidian evil eye bracelet and the green aventurine evil eye bracelet. The Murugan Kada and the Murugan Vel Kada are also listed.

There are also a Lord Hanuman idol with a gada in bronze finish and a Trishul Damroo with Rudraksha. Others are Panchamukhi Hanuman raw pyrite frames, a Lapis Lazuli crystal tree and a 7 chakra Tree of Life pendant.

Each product page lists its own size, material and care details.

Rudraksha, Karungali and the collection name

In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva, and Adiyogi is Shiva as the first yogi. Karungali is ebony wood, and the vel and peacock are linked with Lord Murugan.

The words health and protection describe a devotional theme, not a promise. These items are not treatments and are not physical protection equipment.

See also Health, Protection and Rudraksha malas and beads.