Wealth Collection: Pyrite, Rudraksha and Dhan Yog
Wealth is a collection of prosperity-themed pieces: pyrite bracelets, Dhan Yog designs, Rudraksha, a Kuber yantra and pyrite frames. Names such as Money Magnet describe a theme, not a promise of income.
Small 7*7 inch
About Wealth
Choose a piece that represents your hopes for prosperity: pyrite jewellery, Dhan Yog designs, Rudraksha or a frame for your home or workspace. This collection is organised around an intention rather than one material.
A bracelet, a raw stone and a framed motif need different kinds of comparison. Look at fit for jewellery and dimensions for decor. Names such as Money Magnet describe the product’s theme; they are not a promise of income or financial returns.
Explore pyrite jewellery or pyrite home decor.
- Theme
- Prosperity, grouped by intention rather than one material
- Materials named
- Pyrite, citrine, green aventurine, Rudraksha, Karungali
- Forms
- Bracelets, ring, anklet, stones, frames, malas, yantra
- Deities in tradition
- Goddess Lakshmi and Kubera
- Note
- Product names describe a theme, not a promised result
Pyrite bracelets, stones and pyramids
Pyrite is a golden-toned mineral, and many people choose it as a symbol of prosperity. The collection lists pyrite in several forms.
- Bracelets, such as the Raw Pyrite Bracelet and the Golden Pyrite Stone Wealth Bracelet.
- Raw stones, such as the Raw Pyrite Stone and the Premium Raw Pyrite Stone.
- A pyrite pyramid for home and office and a pyrite stone ring.
For more, see All Pyrite.
Dhan Yog, Dhan Varsha and Money Magnet designs
Dhan Yog, Dhan Varsha and Money Magnet are design names used for bracelets, an anklet and a mala in this collection.
- The Dhan Yog Bracelet and the Dhan Yog Link Chain Bracelet.
- The Dhan Varsha Bracelet.
- The Money Magnet Stone Bracelet and the Money Magnet Mala with Zibu Pendant.
- The Dhan Yog Anklet.
Other stones here include citrine and green aventurine. Each page names its stones. Check wrist or ankle fit before you choose.
Rudraksha, a yantra and frames
Rudraksha is associated with Lord Shiva in Hindu tradition. The collection lists the 7 Mukhi Premium Rudraksha and the 108 Beads Rudraksha Jaap Mala for japa.
Goddess Lakshmi is associated with wealth and prosperity, and Kubera is regarded as the treasurer of the gods. The Kuber Sankhya Karungali Yantra is listed for devotees who keep a yantra in the puja room.
Frames such as the 7 Horses Raw Pyrite Frame are made for display. Measure the wall or table space and read the stated dimensions.
How to choose and care
Choose the form you will actually use. Pick a bracelet, ring or anklet for wearing. A raw stone or pyramid suits a desk or shelf, a frame suits a wall or table, and a mala suits japa.
Then read the named stones, size and inclusions on that product page. A set may include a companion piece, such as a plate, that has its own details.
Keep jewellery away from perfume, soap and long soaking in water. Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth and store it separately from other pieces.
Frequently asked questions
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Which deities are linked with wealth in Hindu tradition?
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What is the price of a wealth bracelet?
Related pages
- Career and Wealth: Rudraksha, Pyrite and Tiger Eye Pieces
- Pyrite Stone: Raw Pyrite, Jewellery, Frames and Decor
- Rudraksha Mala, Beads, Necklaces and Bracelets
- Karungali Wood Malas, Bracelets, Pendants and Idols
- All Gemstones: Stone Bracelets, Anklets, Malas and Decor
- Crystal Bracelet: Natural Stone Bracelets for Men and Women
- Spiritual Jewellery: Rudraksha, Karungali, Stones and Deity Designs
- Mantra Frames, Pyrite Frames and God Idols
Updated on 20 October 2026

































