White rudraksha

Can I get white Rudraksha? If so, what is the cost of a 5 Mukhi, and what is the expected delivery time?  

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sriram g wrote:

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Hi Sriram,  

There are different varieties of Rudraksha available, including multiple types from Nepal. Heavier or well-maintained beads may be in higher demand.  

The color of beads from Nepal can vary depending on cleaning and maintenance. A red 5 Mukhi bead could be of Indian origin, and Nepali 5 Mukhi may appear red if outer layers are present.  

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The cost of a 5 Mukhi bead is approximately 45 INR. Medium-sized beads may take around 3 days for delivery to the US via priority courier, or 10–15 days via EMS speed post.  

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Can I get Rudraksha beads without a manually made hole (white/light brown color as described in traditional texts)? Where are your shops in India?  

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The beads are approximately sandalwood color and priced around 45 INR. Shipping within India is 80 INR.  

Our shop in Bangalore:  
Ommrudraksha, 1st Floor, CAR Mansion, Marathahalli Market, Marathahalli, Bangalore - 560037  

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1. Do you mean a bead without a hole (sandalwood/light brown color)?  
2. Is it from Nepal or Indonesia?  
3. Is this your contact number 91-9738907165?  

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Rudraksha is a seed traditionally used as a prayer bead in Hinduism, particularly in Shaivism. The seeds are often used in malas, jewelry, or meditation practices. Various species of Elaeocarpus trees produce Rudraksha beads, which are valued for cultural and devotional purposes.  

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