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This Rudraksha (large) has been broken-in for three months and has developed a glossy sheen - Fine Rudraksha (large) Appreciation

This Rudraksha has only been through the breaking-in (patina process) for three months, and it has already started to develop a glossy sheen.

Three-Month TransformationSome hobbyists said they want to see real changes during the breaking-in (patina process), not stock photos. So I will show you the whole process of my own mala from brand new to its current state, all photos are listed below.This mala was acquired several years ago. Back t...

This Rudraksha has only been through the breaking-in (patina process) for three months, and it has already started to develop a glossy sheen.

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My dad's Rudraksha has been broken-in for six years, and its patina is as smooth as jade now - Fine Rudraksha (large) Appreciation

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My dad's Rudraksha has been broken in for six years, and its patina is now like jade.

Six-year-old mala AppreciationToday I was tidying up a drawer and came across some old photos. I compared them with the mala I'm currently wearing, and the change is really striking. I took a new set of photos and figured I'd chat about how I broke it in along the way.This mala was acquired several ...

My dad's Rudraksha has been broken in for six years, and its patina is now like jade.

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This double dragon-ridge (ridge line) strand has been broken-in (patina process) for a year and a half, and the dragon-ridge (ridge line) is becoming more and more pronounced - Rudraksha (large) premium appreciation

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This double-dragon grain Rudraksha mala has been through the breaking-in (patina process) for a year and a half, and its dragon-ridge (ridge line) is becoming more and more prominent.

Double dragon-ridge grain transformationThis mala (prayer beads) was picked out from a pile of seeds back in the day, and I never expected it would break in like this. Took a set of photos today, and I'll briefly share my breaking-in (patina process) experience over these years.I got this strand a f...

This double-dragon grain Rudraksha mala has been through the breaking-in (patina process) for a year and a half, and its dragon-ridge (ridge line) is becoming more and more prominent.

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Appreciating a strand of Rudraksha that has just completed initial base preparation, the matte texture is so pleasant - Rudraksha (large) premium appreciation

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Admire a newly base-finished Rudraksha, the matte texture is really comfortable

Appreciation after the base-cleaning stage is doneLately friends keep asking me how to get started with a new mala, so I've put together the whole process of this strand from new to aged. Photos are below—see the transformation for yourselves.I picked up this strand a few years ago. At the time it w...

Admire a newly base-finished Rudraksha, the matte texture is really comfortable

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This Rudraksha has been under breaking-in (patina process) for 5 years, its current look is truly enviable - Premium Rudraksha (large) Showcase

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This Rudraksha mala has been broken-in for five years, and its current appearance is enviable

Appreciating a Five-Year-Old MalaAfter playing with Rudraksha for so long, the one I'm most attached to is this mala in my hands. I had nothing going on today, so I took it out and shot a few sets of photos to show everyone its current state.I picked up this mala a few years ago. At the time it was ...

This Rudraksha mala has been broken-in for five years, and its current appearance is enviable

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A Rudraksha gifted by a friend, after 3 years of breaking-in (patina process) it has become a treasured piece - Premium Rudraksha (large) Showcase

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A Rudraksha mala given by a friend; after three years of breaking-in, it has now become a treasure.

Appreciation of a Cherished MalaHaving played with Rudraksha for so long, the one I feel most attached to is this mala in my hand. Nothing much to do today, so I took it out and shot a few photos to show everyone its current state.This mala was acquired a few years ago. At the time, it was just an o...

A Rudraksha mala given by a friend; after three years of breaking-in, it has now become a treasure.

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This Rudraksha has only been through the breaking-in (patina process) for three months, and it has already started to develop a glossy sheen.

My dad's Rudraksha has been broken in for six years, and its patina is now like jade.

This double-dragon grain Rudraksha mala has been through the breaking-in (patina process) for a year and a half, and its dragon-ridge (ridge line) is becoming more and more prominent.

Admire a newly base-finished Rudraksha, the matte texture is really comfortable

This Rudraksha mala has been broken-in for five years, and its current appearance is enviable

A Rudraksha mala given by a friend; after three years of breaking-in, it has now become a treasure.