how to judge real rudraksha?

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Dear Blue,

 

The best way to judge is to obtain genuine beads from a reputable

site like Rudra Centre, i.e. Rudraksha-ratna.com which provides the

highest quality beads so you know you are safe every time you buy

rudraksha from them.

 

Those places where you saw high mukhi beads worth $500 being touted

for $30 are definitely selling fakes. The reason why they have 100%

feedback ratings is because the buyers were eager to snap up what

they thought was a bargain and upon receiving their bead, were happy

to give the feedback. Later when many contacted us for

authentification, they were disappointed at having bought a piece of

junk.

 

Boiling or putting rudrakshas in chemicals are good ways to tell

whether the bead is genuine or not. In hot boiling water, the beads

will not disintegrate if they are real. In chemicals, the real bead

also does not come apart. Fake ones will come apart, making the glue

visible. Genuine rudraksha are hardy and not easy to be damaged after

testing methods.

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

 

, " bluestar.light "

<bluestar.light wrote:

>

> Hi, I was just wondering how a person judges whether rudraksha are

> high quality or not, real of fake or not? I looked at a few

websites

> before I decided on the one and some felt more

> reputable than others. I also saw high mukhi beads on ebay for

> impossible prices. I'm thinking why would someone sell a bead

worth

> over $500 for just $30? Must be fake...yet they have 100% positive

> feedback ratings. I read the page about how to judge fakes, boiling

> them, and putting them in chemicals to dissolve the glue...but if it

> was real it would be one damaged bead after all of that!

>

> curious....om to all

>

> Blue

>