How can i test with copper coin test for finding the genuineness of rudraksha beads

Hi,  

I have been connected with rudraksha for a long time. My father, a priest, has worn malas of around 108 beads regularly. The beads are brown-black and well-maintained.  

I was interested in testing rudraksha beads and tried the copper coin method. I observed that the beads did not move as described in some videos. Could you please provide suggestions on testing rudraksha beads reliably?  

Thanks,  
Ramakrishna  

Note: Statements in this post are based on personal experience and traditional beliefs. They are not verified scientific claims.

Hi Ramakrishna,  

You may refer to [Rudraksha Testing] for guidance on evaluating beads. The copper coin test is one traditional method; however, the results may vary based on bead size, weight, and individual perception.  

Note: The content is for informational and spiritual purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical, astrological, or professional advice.

Dear Ramakrishna,  

The copper coin test is widely debated. Many factors affect the result, and there is no fully reliable method to verify rudraksha authenticity. Some customers succeed with it, others struggle. The test is more of a demonstration of rotation rather than a guarantee of authenticity.  

Scientific verification is limited. Personal verification or consultation with experts is recommended.  

Om Namah Shivaya  

Note: Statements in this post are based on traditional beliefs and personal experience. They are not verified scientific claims.

Thank you Sashmita and Himanshu for your efforts in explaining the copper coin test. I understand that the test should be practiced multiple times for better observation.  

Note: Statements in this post are based on personal experience and traditional beliefs. They are not verified scientific claims.