

Parad Shivling
Mercury alloy Shivlinga (Rasalingam), 100 g, with assay
Inclusive of GST. Only a few left.
- 10% off (up to ₹500) on orders above ₹999, on your first order with code WELCOME10
- Metal assay report stating mercury content
- Certified partner stock, lab tested
- Free shipping above ₹999 across India
- 7-day replacement, no questions asked
From the Shiwalay desk
Two things other sellers will not tell you. Do not try the popular 'gold test': parad pulls gold into itself and will ruin a ring. And do not drink or serve abhishek liquid from a parad shivling; offer it to a plant's soil instead.
About this piece
The Parad Shivling, also called Rasalingam or mercury Shivlinga, is made by binding purified mercury into a solid alloy through the traditional samskaras. The Shiva Purana and the rasa shastra texts hold parad to be the most sacred material for a lingam. How to identify an original: it is unusually heavy for its size, silver-grey rather than mirror-bright, leaves no black mark on the palm or on white cloth, and its composition can be assayed. Ours ships with a metal assay stating the mercury percentage. We do not recommend acid or gold tests; they damage the piece or your jewellery and prove little.
- Material
- Parad (solidified mercury alloy)
- Origin
- Made in Haridwar, Uttarakhand
- Size
- 4 cm high, base 3.5 cm
- Weight
- 100 g
- Certification
- Metal assay report stating mercury content
How to use
- Keep it on a brass or copper plate or its own jalhari, never directly on gold or silver; parad amalgamates precious metals.
- Abhishek with water only. Do not consume or serve the liquid; pour it at the root of a plant.
- Offer bel patra and recite Om Namah Shivaya or the Mahamrityunjaya mantra 108 times on Mondays.
- Do not heat it, drop it, or let children handle it. Wash hands after the puja.
Care
- Abhishek with plain water only. Never drink or serve the water; pour it at the root of a plant.
- Keep it on its brass jalhari or a copper plate, never touching gold or silver, which parad absorbs and ruins.
- Do not heat it, drop it or file it, and keep it out of reach of small children. Wash hands after the puja.
- A dull grey film over time is normal; wipe with a dry cotton cloth, no polish.
In the box
- Parad shivling
- Brass jalhari
- Metal assay report
- Handling and puja card
Quick answers
- Is the Parad Shivling certified?
- Yes. Metal assay report stating mercury content. The report ships with the product and can be re-verified by Shiwalay at any time.
- How do I use the Parad Shivling?
- Keep it on a brass or copper plate or its own jalhari, never directly on gold or silver; parad amalgamates precious metals. Abhishek with water only. Do not consume or serve the liquid; pour it at the root of a plant. Offer bel patra and recite Om Namah Shivaya or the Mahamrityunjaya mantra 108 times on Mondays. Do not heat it, drop it, or let children handle it. Wash hands after the puja.
- What is included with the Parad Shivling?
- Parad shivling, Brass jalhari, Metal assay report, Handling and puja card.
- How big is the Parad Shivling?
- 4 cm high, base 3.5 cm; weight 100 g. Measured on the piece as shipped; handmade items vary by a few millimetres.
- How do I care for the Parad Shivling?
- Abhishek with plain water only. Never drink or serve the water; pour it at the root of a plant. Keep it on its brass jalhari or a copper plate, never touching gold or silver, which parad absorbs and ruins. Do not heat it, drop it or file it, and keep it out of reach of small children. Wash hands after the puja.
- Can the Parad Shivling be energised before delivery?
- Yes. Choose energisation at checkout. Pran pratishtha is performed at Kashi in your name and a video is sent before the parcel arrives. It costs ₹501.
- How long does delivery of the Parad Shivling take?
- In-stock items dispatch within 24 hours and reach most Indian cities in two to five days. Shipping is free above ₹999. Replacement within 7 days of delivery.
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