Suggestions of where to buy a real rudraksha

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Dear Amit,

 

The engravings on Natural Rudraksha are differentiated from other as hand

made by artisians on unnatural/natural beads.

The natural design pattern & contours of original cannot be copied by any

artisian or tool.

 

It needs expertise to carefully examine (probably by lens & viewing under

different light sources-colours).

Further unnatural ones may be carved out of existing original by making

extra cut or joining 2 beads, this can also be recognised by expert eye.

 

In case you want authenticity of Rudraksha centre beads, you can ask for

" Certificate Of Authenticity " , which can be provided by them. *PS* the

website mentions about this certificate. also gems carry certificate by gem

instutute of India, 3rd party certification agency.

 

In case you want to develop your expertise for original bead identification,

it is a skill which is learnable, you can start with identifying suitable

guru & whenever you buy cabbage, cut it in middle(thicker part) horizontally

& appreciate the contours/design pattern of leaf allignment. You can do this

for as many cabbages as you like. This will also enhance your appreciation

power of nature........ ( " suvyavastha mein vyavastha..... orderliness in

disorderliness " )

 

*May I request you can send your bead to RC (Rudra Centre:

 

/sendEnquiry.php

 

for free check up, you have to pay courier charges both ways.*

 

About existing bead, you need to trust for the time being that at least this

is original & trust in lord. You can always buy one more bead from RC(price

apprx 4500/- for half moon 1 mukhi)

 

Warm regards

Prabhjot

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* 2009/5/5 amitbhatt705 <amitbhatt705

 

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> Hello all,

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> I posted yesterday and I am pretty much convinced that the ek mukhi

> Round-Shape rudraksha that I have is fake. I tried the boiling water test

> for about 3 hours and nothing happened to it, but I am still not convinced

> it is real because it is supposedly very rare. Anyway, would anyone tell me

> where to buy real rudraksha from? Is .com a reputable

> supplier? With all of the fake ones out there, I want a supplier I could

> trust.

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> Thanks,

> Amit

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