Guest guest Posted October 3, 2006 Report Share Posted October 3, 2006 K. Thevirani, since you mentioned "Small Beads", then usually some small beads do not have clear lines. The quality you get from a source depends also on the price you pay. If you bargain and want cheap price, then they give beads in accordance to the price you can afford or are willing to pay at the time. For holy items, the price cannot be measured and should not be bargained. Small beads can also mean Java beads instead of Nepali beads. Unless we see pictures of your beads, we are not able to tell you specifically. Ommmmm , narasimhaye <no_reply wrote: > > K. Thevirani, sometimes when a "source" is famous, does not mean they > will give you highest quality product. "Famous" also does not > mean "reliable". > > We have heard about Agarwal Rudrabandar at Maharaja Palace in Nepal > but do not want to publicly comment. From what I gathered, they have > brothers who went to other countries to sell rudraksh too. You might > also find one brother across the Causeway from Johore Bahru in > Malaysia (this should give you a clue to the island nation's name). > > Actually, you should be asking Agarwal Rudrabandar to explain to you > why they lines are not clearly seen or defined since they are the ones > who sold you the beads. Maybe they can give you proper high quality > beads in goodwill exchange instead of letting you be stuck with > inferior grade rudraksh while you were in Nepal. > > If you talking high mukh beads of 11, 12 and 13 having no clear > grooves or lines, this sounds fishy. > > If you want an authentification or testing done for your beads to see > if they are genuine, fake or inferior grade, maybe we can assist you. > > But you would have to write directly to Ms Neetaji of Rudra Centre in > Mumbai at rudracentre She is a kind, gracious lady who > is one of the world's foremost rudraksh experts. She will be able to > tell you what kind of beads you got. > > To send from Malaysia to India is easy. The cost is not expensive by > registered air mail or courier. Authentification service is free. But > you need to pay for return postage to you. > > Ommmmm > > > > , "jiwashastra" > <j_shastra@> wrote: > > > > I RECENTLY WENT TO NEPAL N I PURCHASED 1 TO 14 MUKIS N GOURISHANGER > > MALA FOR MY HUSBAND FROM AGAWAL RUDRABANDAR AT MAHARAJA PALACE AND > I > > BOUGHT 2 PCS 3 MUKIS N ON PC 11 MUKIS FOR MY 11 OLD SON FOR MYSELF > > 14 ,12,13 N GAURISHANKAR WHAT I UNDERSTAND SHOULD BUY FROM A > LIALIABLE MERCHAND > > SO SINCE RUDRABANDAR IS FAMOUS I BOUGHT > > BUT UNFORTUNATLY THE LINE OF THE MUKIS ARE NOT SEEN CLEARLY AS IT IS > VERY SMALL I DID CLEANED IT AND APPLY SANDLE WOOD OIL BUT STILL IT IS > NOT CLEARLY SEEN > > > CAN U EXPLAIN TQ > > K.THEVIRANI, > MALAYSIA > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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