How to differentiate rudraksha and bhadraksha ?

Differences between Rudraksha and Bhadraksha:  
Bhadraksha is a variant of Rudraksha but considered inferior. Rudrakshas are usually round, while Bhadrakshas are more crescent-shaped. Bhadrakshas are lighter, have less pronounced protrusions, and lack natural holes for threading. Rudrakshas sink in water and may rotate in copper vessels, whereas Bhadrakshas behave differently.  

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Differentiating Rudraksha and Bhadraksha:  
- Rudrakshas are round and sink in water; Bhadrakshas are crescent-shaped and lighter.  
- Rudrakshas have natural holes for threading; Bhadrakshas usually do not.  
- Rudrakshas rotate in copper vessels; Bhadrakshas do not.  

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Bhadraksha vs Rudraksha:  
- Bhadraksha is a sub-species, primarily from South India and Sri Lanka.  
- Crescent moon-shaped, cannot have high Mukhi counts.  
- Lacks natural hole; weaker spiritual power.  
- Avoid using Bhadraksha in place of genuine Rudraksha.  

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