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This Rudraksha (large) mala is the first one I ever broke in. It's not perfect, but it means a lot to me - Rudraksha (large) premium appreciation

This Rudraksha mala is the first one I have ever broken-in. It is not perfect, but I have deep affection for it.

My first Rudraksha malaSome 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 then...

This Rudraksha mala is the first one I have ever broken-in. It is not perfect, but I have deep affection for it.

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Appreciate a Rudraksha (large) mala that has been broken-in for seven years with a thick and jade-like patina - Appreciation of fine Rudraksha (large)

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Admire a pair of old Rudraksha malas that have been through the breaking-in (patina process) for seven years, with thick patina and a jade-like finish.

Appreciation of a 7-year-old mala (prayer beads)Recently, many friends have been asking me how to start with a new mala. I've decided to document the transformation of this mala from new to old. All the pictures are below. You can see the changes for yourselves.I acquired this mala a few years ago. ...

Admire a pair of old Rudraksha malas that have been through the breaking-in (patina process) for seven years, with thick patina and a jade-like finish.

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This Rudraksha (large) mala has been broken in for half a year, and the color change is already very obvious - Appreciation of fine Rudraksha (large)

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Half a year with this Bodhi — the colour change is already obvious

Half-year transformation recordThis mala in my hand was picked out from a pile of seeds back then, and I never expected it to develop such a patina. I took a set of photos today to briefly share my experience.I got this mala a few years ago. At that time, it was just an ordinary yellow-skin Rudraksh...

Half a year with this Bodhi — the colour change is already obvious

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My friend's Rudraksha after one year of breaking-in, compared with mine - Premium Rudraksha (large) Showcase

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A friend's one-year Bodhi — comparing with mine

One-year mala comparisonToday 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 years ...

A friend's one-year Bodhi — comparing with mine

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This Rudraksha (large) went from yellow-skin to Oxford red over two years - Rudraksha (large) premium appreciation

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This Rudraksha mala took two years to turn from yellow skin to Oxford red through the breaking-in (patina process).

Oxford red transformationLooking back at the photos from when I first got it and comparing to now, I can barely believe it's the same mala. I took a set of comparison photos, let's talk about the missteps along the way and what I've learned.This mala was acquired several years ago. Back then, it was...

This Rudraksha mala took two years to turn from yellow skin to Oxford red through the breaking-in (patina process).

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Admire a Rudraksha (small) mala (prayer beads) that has undergone three years of breaking-in (patina process) — its color is ruddy, translucent and lustrous - Premium Rudraksha (large) Showcase

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Admiring a three-year small Bodhi — red, glossy and bright

Rudraksha (small) appreciationLooking back at the photos from when I first got it and comparing to now, I can barely believe it's the same mala. I took a set of comparison photos, let's talk about the missteps along the way and what I've learned.This mala was acquired several years ago. Back then, i...

Admiring a three-year small Bodhi — red, glossy and bright

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This Rudraksha mala is the first one I have ever broken-in. It is not perfect, but I have deep affection for it.

Admire a pair of old Rudraksha malas that have been through the breaking-in (patina process) for seven years, with thick patina and a jade-like finish.

Half a year with this Bodhi — the colour change is already obvious

A friend's one-year Bodhi — comparing with mine

This Rudraksha mala took two years to turn from yellow skin to Oxford red through the breaking-in (patina process).

Admiring a three-year small Bodhi — red, glossy and bright