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If you are wearing rudraksha for the first time, the 5 mukhi is where almost everyone starts. It is associated with Lord Shiva in his Kalagni Rudra form, it does not carry the wearing restrictions that some of the rarer mukhis do, and it is traditionally considered suitable for anyone regardless of horoscope. It is also the bead used in most japa malas, which is why it is the one people reach for when they take up mantra chanting. Divine Vedas stocks genuine Java and Nepal panchmukhi beads, loose and set, so you can pick the form that suits how you plan to wear it.
● Loose beads — Java and Nepal panchmukhi beads sold singly, the option to pick if you want to string your own mala or have it set the way your pandit advises
● Silver-capped pendants — Java and Nepal beads already set in silver caps, ready to wear on a thread or chain without any further work
● Bracelets — plain 5 mukhi bracelets for daily wear, plus a designer version with golden balls that works well as a gift
Prices depend on origin and how the bead is presented. Java beads are smaller and more affordable; Nepal beads are larger with deeper mukhi lines and cost more. Current listed prices:
|
Type |
Origin |
Price |
|
Loose bead |
Java |
Rs. 30 |
|
Loose bead |
Nepal |
Rs. 40 |
|
Bracelet |
Java |
Rs. 800 |
|
Designer bracelet with golden balls |
Java |
Rs. 1,350 |
|
Pendant in silver caps |
Java |
Rs. 1,530 |
|
Pendant in silver caps |
Nepal |
Rs. 2,040 |
That range means you can start with a single bead for the price of a cup of chai, or go for a properly set silver pendant if you intend to wear it every day. Shipping across India is free with same-day dispatch, and we deliver to over 194 countries. If you want to compare mukhis before deciding, the full rudraksha collection runs from 1 to 12 mukhi.
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