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We sell only the Nepali Gauri Shankar Rudraksha, and every bead is lab certified by RKRTL with X-ray, density and microscopic checks before it is listed. Every bead arrives directly from the farmers of Rudraksha tree in Nepal and ships on a red thread with its own certificate. Prices start at ₹6,375 and vary by bead; hand-fitted silver capping is available for ₹700 extra.
The Gauri Shankar Rudraksha is two Rudraksha beads that grew naturally joined together on the tree. It represents Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati (Gauri) as one, which is why it is traditionally worn for harmony in marriage and family, and kept in the puja room.
The Gauri Shankar Rudraksha price starts at ₹6,375 and varies with the bead's size, mukhi count and shape, from 27.6 mm up to a 33 mm bead with a natural Ganesh trunk. Choose a bead in the selector above to see its exact price and photos. Every price includes RKRTL lab certification; silver capping adds ₹700.
Our Rudraksha comes from the Arun Valley in Nepal, through a supplier relationship of nine years that began long before this website. Nepali Gauri Shankar beads are large, with deep, clear lines on both halves, so each line can be counted and checked by eye. We stock no other origin for this bead.
A natural Gauri Shankar is rare, so only a few are available at a time. Each one is listed as an individual bead with its own photos and certificate.
Every single bead is tested by RKRTL (Kailasha Rudraksha Testing Laboratory) before it is listed, not a sample from a batch:
You don't have to take our word for it: enter the certificate ID at rkrtl.com/verify, or scan its QR code, to see your bead's own X-ray images and results.
These are traditional beliefs, not medical or guaranteed claims.
Married couples and those hoping to marry; families who want more harmony at home; and devotees of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. There are no restrictions by age, gender or background.
Silver capping costs ₹700 and is fitted by hand at RudraKailash, not outsourced. A Gauri Shankar takes four caps, one at each end of both halves, so capping costs more than on a single bead. The caps protect the bead and give a secure loop for a chain without covering the lines. They are fitted after certification, so the certificate shows the bead exactly as it was tested.
At RudraKailash, a lab certified Nepali Gauri Shankar starts at ₹6,375, after the 15% discount, and varies with size and mukhi count. Silver capping adds ₹700. The selector shows the exact price and photos of each bead.
Two Rudraksha beads that grew naturally joined on the tree. It represents Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati as one.
Om Gauri Shankaraya Namah. Recite it 108 times on first wear, ideally on a Monday. Om Namah Shivaya is also traditionally chanted with it.
Yes. Anyone can wear it, of any age, gender or marital status; there are no restrictions. Unmarried people often wear it when hoping for a good marriage.
Yes. Every Gauri Shankar sold here is lab certified by RKRTL (Kailasha Rudraksha Testing Laboratory). Each bead is X-rayed to confirm the two halves are naturally joined, checked under magnification, weighed and density-checked, and ships with its own certificate, which you can verify at rkrtl.com/verify.
The most common fake is two separate beads glued together. Look for a smooth, natural join with no line of glue, but the definitive check is the X-ray: a genuine Gauri Shankar shows two halves that grew as one, with no filler at the join. Your bead's X-ray is on its certificate.
Yes, only from Nepal. Every bead arrives directly from the farmers of Rudraksha tree in Nepal. We stock no other origin for this bead.
Skin oils and dust darken a Rudraksha slowly with wear. This is normal and does not affect authenticity. Soaking in ghee or milk is a common cause of early darkening and odour, so wear it as received.
🔬 This Rudraksha includes an RKRTL examination report. Learn about our certification process → | Verify your certificate →
Rs. 12,200.00
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