Authenticating Rudraksha: A Comprehensive Guide
Overview
With the rising demand for Rudraksha beads, the market has seen an influx of counterfeit products. This blog provides a step-by-step guide on how to test Rudraksha for genuineness, helping buyers make informed decisions.
Introduction
The increasing demand for Rudraksha beads has led to the manufacturing of fake beads, causing confusion and mistrust among buyers. It's essential to authenticate Rudraksha to ensure its spiritual and astrological benefits.
The Prevalence of Fake Rudraksha
- Sellers are manufacturing rare Rudraksha beads using alternative materials like Bhadraksha, Areca nut, Nutmeg, or Tulsi
- The practice of cheating people with fake Rudraksha has led to a lack of faith in the current market
Testing Rudraksha for Genuineness
Cut Test
- Cut the Rudraksha bead in half to examine its interior
- Genuine Rudraksha will have a clear, visible nucleus
Other Tests
- [Insert additional tests, such as the water test, light test, etc.]
Conclusion
Authenticating Rudraksha is crucial to ensure its spiritual and astrological benefits. By following these simple tests, buyers can make informed decisions and trust the Rudraksha market.
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To meet the ever increasing demand rudraksha beads, sellers have started manufacturing rarely available beads such as one faced Rudraksha body (The Ek Mukhi Rudraksha) etc. Beads of Bhadraksha, Areca nut, Nutmeg or Tulsi are used to fashion Rudraksha Beads. There is much confusion on Real Rudraksha. There has been practice of cheating people with fake rudraksha. And buyer do not have faith with the current rudraksha market.
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