Golden Pyrite Bracelet + Rudraksha Pendant Combo | Lab-Certified

• Drive — Pyrite is the stone most closely tied in crystal tradition to acting on an opportunity rather than weighing it.
• Restraint to match — Five mukhi rudraksha is the traditional counterweight, worn for a level head.
• Chosen by people who run things — A common pick for those starting a business or taking on a new mandate.
• Linked with Guru and Shiva — Jupiter for expansion, the seed for composure.
• Long kept in shops — Pyrite has been kept in tills and cash boxes as much for protection as for prosperity.

1. Begin on a Thursday morning, after a bath.
2. Pass both pieces through dhoop or incense smoke to cleanse them, and never use water on either.
3. Hold them and set your intention for one specific piece of work you want to finish this quarter.
4. Chant Om Namah Shivaya eleven times, then put them on.
5. Wear the bracelet on the right wrist for outward action, or the left if you would rather draw in.
6. Store both somewhere dry; pyrite tarnishes with moisture, and the rudraksha wants a light oiling every few months.

Pyrite is metallic in its own right, so it stacks well with brass, bronze and a gold-tone watch and badly with bright silver. It suits business wear better than most crystal bracelets; keep the rudraksha pendant inside the collar for formal settings and let it show with a kurta or an open shirt.

Thursday, the day of Guru, is the traditional day to begin a prosperity piece, Jupiter being the graha of expansion. Monday, Shiva's day, is the alternative and is the customary start for anything carrying rudraksha. Beginning during the waxing moon is preferred.

Pyrite is iron disulphide, and its name comes from the Greek pyr, fire, because it throws sparks when struck against steel; it was a fire-starter long before it was jewellery, and the brass-yellow shine that fooled prospectors gave it the other name, fool's gold. Rudraksha is a seed, organic and porous, and the two could hardly be less alike as materials. That is rather the point of the pairing: the mineral is worn for momentum and visibility, the seed for the patience to see something through. Both are kept dry, for entirely different reasons.

• BraceletNatural golden pyrite, 8 mm round polished beads
• Pendant5 mukhi rudraksha with metal cap and cord
• FitAdjustable unisex bracelet, suits most wrists
• What's includedBracelet, rudraksha pendant and lab certificate
• CertificateLab certificate for the pyrite
• CareKeep dry at all times; pyrite tarnishes and rudraksha should not stay wet
• Suitable forDaily and office wear

Colour and texture vary slightly from piece to piece — every bead and stone is natural and one of a kind.

Keep away from water, perfume and harsh chemicals. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Store in the pouch or box provided when not in use.

Presented in a sturdy gift box with protective foam, made for safe delivery and for gifting.

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