The pitfalls I've encountered while playing King of Glory over the past few years—each one of them has been a costly lesson
Pitfall SummaryI have been playing with Rudraksha for several years, and I have encountered many pitfalls during this pe
Can a cracked Rudraksha be saved? Check out the recovery process of my mala
Crack repairI've been playing with Rudraksha for a few years now. Can a cracked Rudraksha still be saved? Today I'm putt
How long does the base-breaking stage for Rudraksha actually take? Let me share my experience
Priming ExperienceI've been into Rudraksha for a few years now, and the question of how long the initial breaking-in (pa
What to watch out for when breaking in Rudraksha in summer: a must-read for sweaty-hand players
Summer Playing TipsI've been into Rudraksha for a few years now, and here's what to watch out for when playing with them
Why Won’t Your Rudraksha Turn Red? Here Are a Few Possible Reasons
Reasons for Not Turning RedI’ve been playing with Rudraksha for several years, and I’ve figured out why your Rudraksha w
Don’t Panic If Your Rudraksha Has Alkaline Bloom – This Method Can Restore It in a Week
Alkaline bloom treatmentI've been playing with Rudraksha for a few years, don't panic when Rudraksha gets alkaline bloom
Five lessons from three years of breaking-in (patina process) Rudraksha: beginners can avoid detours
Summary of Three Years of Breaking-in RudrakshaI've been playing with Rudraksha for several years and have summed up fiv
The last batch of seeds I collected this year, I picked out this full-flesh honeycomb one to wrap up
Wrapping up the year with this Rudraksha strand, recently selected，The last batch of seeds collected this year。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step carefully…
I replenished a few seeds for an old customer, and the strung one is even neater than the original
This Rudraksha strung with replacement beads was recently selected，Helped an old customer top up a few beads。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step must be done carefully…
A batch of newly arrived Nepalese seeds, we picked out this dragon-ridge textured mala to show everyone
Selecting a Mala from New Seeds This Rudraksha mala was recently picked out，A new batch of Rudraksha from Nepal。What you receive is a batch of raw Nepal Rudraksha (large) seeds，About two hundred plus beads，What I’m going to do is20mmmala (prayer beads)，First pick out the ones with the right size。The process of selecting beads is actually quite tedious，**Step 1: check size，**Step 2: check density and skin color，Step 3: check pile shape，Step 4: check grain / texture，Every step must be done carefully…
