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Tulsi Mala Combo (Silver and Gold plated) – 54 Beads, 6 mm, Peace & Protection
Tulsi Mala Combo (Silver and Gold plated) – 54 Beads, 6 mm, Peace & Protection
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Invite purity and divine protection into your life with this Tulsi Mala Combo, handcrafted from sacred Tulsi beads and enhanced with radiant gold and silver accents to promote peace, clarity, and spiritual harmony.
Product Description:
Tulsi mala combo (silver and gold plated):
| Bead Size | 6 mm |
| Sacred Origin | Vrindavan |
| Material | Tulsi Wood |
| Natural Color | Cream |
| Total Length | 36 cm each |
| Weight | 22 gm each |
| Authenticity |
Lab Certified |
| Bead Count | 54 Beads |
Benefits of using Gold & Silver Plated Tulsi Mala:
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FAQs
Where are Dharmik's Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala beads sourced from?
Sourced directly from the sacred land of Vrindavan, our Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala beads are Abhimantrit with the Hare Krishna Mahamantra before reaching you.
What are the benefits of wearing a Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala?
Tulsi protects from negativity and deepens devotion, while silver, ruled by the Moon, calms the mind and balances emotions. Together they double the peace and divine protection in your daily life.
What should I do after receiving my Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala from Dharmik?
Place the Mala in your mandir, sprinkle it with Gangajal, light a diya, and offer a simple prayer. Chant "Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya" before wearing it with devotion.
Will the silver plating tarnish or fade over time?
Our premium-quality plating is crafted to last long and maintain its elegant finish. For best results, keep the mala away from perfumes and harsh chemicals.
What should I do if my Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala breaks?
If your Mala breaks, collect the beads respectfully and immerse them in a river or place them beneath a tree. We recommend keeping a spare Silver-Plated Tulsi Mala at home, so your sadhana never stops.
