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14-Mukhi Rudraksha (Dev Mani)
The rare bead the tradition calls Dev Mani, linked with Hanuman and Shani
The fourteen-faced rudraksha is called Dev Mani, the jewel of the gods. The tradition links it with Hanuman and with Shani, and wears it for courage, intuition and protection, and in Saturn's periods.
Choose the bead: from Java, 17 to 18 mm or 19 to 20 mm, or from Nepal, up to 25 mm, or a Nepali collector bead of 29 mm and above. Nepali fourteen-mukhi beads are far rarer than Javanese ones, and their price follows.
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