The Garbha Gauri Rudraksha represents Gauri (Parvati) and Ganesh. This Rudraksha is often worn by pregnant mothers or women who have difficulty conceiving a child. This Rudraksha is also one of the most powerful Rudraksha for strengthening the relationship between a mother and a child.

Women facing pregnancy challenges or complications. Couples trying to conceive naturally. Pregnant women seeking protection and spiritual strength.

The Garbha Gauri Rudraksha can be worn in different ways depending on one’s preference and purpose. Some of the common ways are:

The Garbha Gauri Rudraksha can be worn as a single bead or in combination with other Mukhi Rudraksha. It can be strung in a silk/wool thread or capped in silver or gold. It can be worn on either hand or around the neck.

A personalized combination can be made by using the free recommendation of our experts to know which combination will provide you with the best outcomes.
However, before wearing any of these ways, one should follow some guidelines and precautions, such as:
Buying them from a trusted seller who can provide a certificate of authenticity and lab testing report checking their shape and origin
Consulting an astrologer
Wearing them the next morning after taking a bath and wearing clean clothes
Keeping them clean and dry

– Wash your Rudraksha with water and oil the Rudraksha using a soft brush preferably once a month using almond oil.
– Chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ before wearing the Mala – the next day.
– Remove Rudraksha Mala while engaging in sexual intercourse and while visiting funeral grounds.
– Our scriptures also highlight that they can be worn all the time without any restrictions.
– Women can wear Rudraksha, As per our scriptures, there are no such restrictions and women can wear Rudraksha without any worries.
– To energise the Rudraksha Mala, touch it to a shivling and chant ‘Om Namah Shivaye’ 11 times. If possible, try to do a Rudrabhishek of the Rudraksha when possible.
– Do try to refrain from wearing a Rudraksha Mala worn by others and keep a Mala separate for Japa and for wearing.