Rudraksha Rakhi Gifts: Malas, Necklaces and 5 Mukhi Beads

Rudraksha rakhi gifts for Raksha Bandhan

A Rudraksha rakhi often means a rakhi bracelet strung with Rudraksha beads. This edit is different. It lists Rudraksha gifts that you can give alongside a rakhi.

For Rudraksha rakhi bracelets to tie on the wrist, see the Rakhi Collection. For Rudraksha in every form, browse Rudraksha malas and beads.

On Raksha Bandhan, a sister ties a rakhi and the brother gives a gift. A Rudraksha necklace, japa mala or 5 Mukhi bead can be given with the rakhi as a keepsake.

Necklaces, malas and beads in this edit

The edit lists these types of gift.

• 54-bead necklaces, such as the Divine Rudraksha Necklace - 54 Bead and the 5 Mukhi Rudraksha Kantha Mala.
• 108-bead japa malas, such as the 108 Beads Rudraksha Jaap Mala and the Pure Black Rudraksha Mala.
• Individual beads, such as the 5 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha Bead.
• Karungali combinations, such as the Karungali Rudraksha Mala.

How to choose a Rudraksha gift

Choose for how the recipient will use it. A loose bead may need a mounting. A counting mala needs the intended bead count, and a necklace needs a suitable length.

Mukhi means face. A 5 Mukhi bead has five natural lines, or faces. Devotees count mantra repetitions, called japa, on a 108-bead mala. Check the size, origin and certificate details that each product page states.

Cards, wrapping and related collections

Check the exact contents of each listing. Add any card or wrapping through the available gifting options.

For more Rudraksha, see 5 Mukhi Rudraksha, Nepali Rudraksha and Rudraksha bracelets. For counting malas, explore Jaap malas and Karungali Malai.

Choose for the person, not only for the festival. A mala suits someone who does japa, and a necklace suits someone who prefers to wear it.