Several types of huge, broad-leaved evergreen trees produce the seeds. They are connected to the Hindu god Lord Shiva, and his followers frequently wear them as a kind of protection. Rudraksha protects the user from harmful energies and helps you build your own insurance energy. The mala may be used in the shower and worn continuously. As a part of their chosen way of life, astute Hindus may adhere to several beliefs while wearing a Rudraksha dab, such as abstaining from meat and alcohol. A single rudraksha mala can be worn as a sort of assurance around the neck or on the skin in many types of jewels, such as arm jewelry and hoops.
The usage of tiger's eye as an acupressure and self-massage instrument is well recognized. Additionally, it is claimed to increase a person's strength and vitality as well as the Solar Plexus Chakra. It promotes moderation between extremes and animates judgment, vigor, and pragmatism. It also promotes justice and emotional equilibrium. The vibration of sunlight on the ground is the frequency of creation, and it is carried by the tiger's eye. Additionally, it is thought that this gemstone can treat high blood pressure and disorders including rheumatic heart disease, psoriasis, otitis, bronchial asthma, and psoriasis. It enables one to operate in the world as a well-adjusted, fully-integrated spirit, expressing Spirit in every decision made.

Additional Information

• Materials: Tiger eye stone & Rudraksha seed
• Size of beads: 8 mm each
• The number of beads: 108
• Length of mala: 21.5 inches
• Rudraksha seed is used a spacer beads
• Thread is brown in color with a sliding knot
• Handmade in Nepal.