Health Collection: Rudraksha, Amethyst and 7 Chakra Pieces

What is in the Health collection

Rudraksha pieces include the Dhanwantari Kavach and the Gauri Shankar Rudraksha. There are also Nirakar (Zero) Mukhi, Ganesh Mukhi and 5 Mukhi Nepali beads.

A Rudraksha mala is listed in 5 Mukhi with 54+1 beads, and another in 1-14 Mukhi.

Amethyst appears as an amethyst bracelet in several shapes, a locket, an amethyst crystal tree, a pyramid, a tower and a hanging.

There is a 7 chakra bracelet with Rudraksha and a 7 chakra bracelet with Karungali. Other 7 chakra pieces are a 7 chakra pendant, a Tree of Life pendant, a crystal tree and a stone hanging.

Rudraksha and Dhanwantari in tradition

In Hindu tradition, Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva, and devotees wear it during japa and prayer. Gauri Shankar is a pair of naturally joined beads, associated with Shiva and Parvati.

Dhanwantari is the deity associated with Ayurveda in Hindu tradition. The kavach is named after him, and its product page lists what it contains.

A 5 Mukhi Rudraksha has five natural lines on the bead. Read each product page for the mukhi type, the size and the origin it states.

How to choose a piece

For Rudraksha, read the mukhi type, the bead count and the size. For amethyst jewellery, check the bead size, wrist fit and fastening.

For a crystal tree, pyramid or hanging, compare the base and height with your space. A 7 chakra design refers to the seven chakras of yoga tradition, so read its contents for the stones used.

Choose for taste and devotion, not for a promised result.

A note on the collection name

The name Health is a theme, not a claim. These items are not a treatment for any condition.

If you have a health concern, please speak to a qualified professional first. Use these pieces only as devotional or lifestyle items, and choose them for the meaning they hold for you.

For more devotional pieces, see Health and Protection, Rudraksha malas and beads and natural stone bracelets.