
Sphatik Meru Shree Yantra
Natural quartz Meru, 7.5 cm base, lab report
Cut in Jaipur
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108+1 natural quartz beads, 8 mm, lab report
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Hold a bead to the light and you should see tiny inclusions; flawless clarity usually means glass. The lab report in the box confirms natural quartz.
Sphatik is used for Devi and Shiva japa, and it should be natural quartz, not glass. These beads are cut in Jaipur, 8 mm each, 108 + 1 on a 90 cm loop. A gem lab report stating natural quartz comes in the box with the mala and a pouch.
Sphatik is the clear stone used for japa to Devi and to Shiva, and in many homes it is also the mala for Lakshmi mantras. It comes out most during the nine nights of Navratri, and for daily japa beside a Shree Yantra. Once a month it is rinsed in Gangajal and put back in its pouch.
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Natural quartz Meru, 7.5 cm base, lab report
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