Many malas sold in the market as “pure Rudraksha” contain a mix of genuine beads and substitutes. We have seen malas where fewer than 30% of beads were genuine Rudraksha. A certified mala gives you complete confidence in what you are wearing during prayer and meditation.

What Mala Certification Includes

• Individual authenticity testing for every bead (genuine Elaeocarpus ganitrus confirmed)
• Mukhi count verified under stereomicroscope for each bead
• Origin assessed (Nepal or Java) per bead
• Surface quality graded for each bead
• Comprehensive mala summary certificate with QR verification

Traditional Mala Specifications

A traditional 108-bead mala (Japamala) uses 108 beads plus one Sumeru bead. The number 108 is considered sacred in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Our certification covers: 108-bead malas, 54-bead malas, 27-bead wrist malas, and custom malas of any length.

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