Rudraksha Om Raksha Rakhi — Single

• Tie it on the right wrist — the traditional wrist for a rakhi.
• Apply tilak first, then tie the thread, then the sweet. Roli-chawal is included in the box.
• Pull the knot firm; the cord is braided so it will not slip loose.
• After Raksha Bandhan it can be worn as a bracelet or kept in the display case.

Trim the tassel after Raksha Bandhan and it becomes a plain rudraksha bracelet he can keep wearing.

Raksha Bandhan, Friday 28 August 2026.

Care

• Keep away from water, perfume, sanitiser and chemical cleaners — natural stone and rudraksha dull on contact.
• Remove before bathing, swimming and sleeping.
• Wipe with a dry, soft cloth. Do not soak.
• Store in the pouch or box it came in, away from direct heat.

Cleansing

• Every piece is cleansed and energised before it is packed, so nothing is required from you before wearing or tying it.
• If you want to refresh it later: leave it in moonlight overnight, rest it on a selenite plate for six to eight hours, or pass it through sage smoke.
• Do not use salt water on strung beads — it weakens the cord.

• Ships in a YourRaahi box with the piece secured inside.
• A printed meaning card explaining the stone or symbol is included.
• Rakhi orders include a roli-chawal sachet.
• No invoice is placed inside the box when you mark the order as a gift at checkout — just leave a note.

• Dispatched within 24 hours, Monday to Saturday.
• Delivery in 2-6 days across India. Tracking is sent on WhatsApp and email.
• Free shipping on orders above Rs 499. Rs 59 flat below that.
• Cash on Delivery available with a Rs 49 handling fee.
• Order by 22 August for guaranteed delivery before Raksha Bandhan on 28 August.

• 7-day return on unused items in original packaging.
• Damaged or wrong item: send a photo within 48 hours of delivery and we replace it or refund you. No return shipping needed.
• Limited-edition and bundle items are exchange-only.
• Refunds are processed to the original payment method within 5-7 working days.

Crystals, rudraksha and nazar beads are worn as part of long-standing traditional and cultural practice. They are decorative and spiritual items, not a substitute for medical, financial, legal or professional advice, and no specific outcome is promised. Natural stone varies in colour, grain and size from piece to piece.

Yes, these are natural rudraksha beads, which is why the surface grain and colour vary slightly between pieces. Moulded imitations look identical to each other; real ones do not.

That is the point of this one. The cord is braided rather than glued and the bead is real, so most brothers keep wearing it for months instead of pulling it off the same evening.

The right wrist, traditionally. Tilak first, then the thread, then the sweet.

Yes. The cord is adjustable and covers roughly 6 to 8.5 inches, which fits most adult men.