• Diamond Cut Sphatik Mala (Quartz Crystal) Fine Face
• 108+1 Nos of Beads, Size 7mm approx.
• Weight : 225 - 245 Carat (CT) equivalent to 45-49 gms.
• ength of Rosary 40 cm approx 
• Transparent Color Grade AAA Quartz Crystal
• Unknotted Mala with Orange Tassel (Sumeru)
• Suitable for Jap Puja and Neck Wearing
• Suitable for Men, Women, Boys & Girls 
• Package Contains 1 No. Sphatik Mala , 1 No. Lab Certificate

6mm: light and neat. Comfortable around the neck all day and easy to double-wrap on the wrist.

7mm: the balanced choice for both japa and wearing.

8mm: bolder and easier to grip. Best if you chant for long sessions or prefer a prominent look.

All sizes come with 108 beads plus 1 guru (meru) bead, the traditional count that lets you complete a full round without crossing the guru bead.

• Edges you can count by feel. Facets give your thumb a distinct “click” on each bead, so you can keep count without looking down. This helps most in long japa sessions.
• Better grip in humid weather. Smooth polished beads can skid on damp fingers. Faceted surfaces hold their position, so the mala moves steadily and your rhythm isn’t interrupted.
• A visual resting point for the eyes. If you chant with eyes open, the soft sparkle of the beads in diya light gives your gaze somewhere calm to settle.
• One mala, every mantra. Clear sphatik is traditionally considered neutral, so you aren’t tied to a single deity. Many practitioners use one sphatik mala across their puja routine.
• Looks refined outside the puja room. Faceting adds a finished, jewellery-like quality that a plain bead lacks. You can wear it to the office, a family function or a temple visit without it looking out of place

How to wear

• For japa: hold the mala in your right hand and rotate beads with your thumb and middle finger. Avoid using the index finger. When you reach the guru bead, turn the mala around instead of crossing it.

• Around the neck: 6mm and 7mm sit comfortably. Keep it clean and avoid wearing it during sleep or while bathing.

• On the wrist: wrap 3 to 4 times for a bracelet-style look. The 6mm wraps most easily.

How to activate

• Choose a Monday or Friday, or a day that feels meaningful to you. These days are traditionally linked with Moon and Venus.

• Wash your hands and wipe the mala gently with a clean, soft cloth.

• Place it before your deity or in a clean space. Light a diya or incense.

• Chant your chosen mantra 108 times, or a minimum of 11 times, with sincere intention.

• Begin wearing or using it.

How to recharge

Keep the mala in soft morning light or gentle moonlight for a short time every few weeks. Avoid long exposure to direct heat.

How to style

• Over cotton kurtas, silk sarees or festive wear for a clean, traditional look

• With plain shirts or tees, where the sparkle works as a subtle accessory

• Wrapped as a layered wrist piece, paired with a watch or a single bangle

• Wipe after each use with a soft, dry cloth to remove skin oil and sweat.
• Clean occasionally with lukewarm water and a drop of mild soap. Dry fully before storing.
• Keep away from perfumes, sprays, creams and cleaning chemicals.
• Quartz is hard, but facet edges can chip if struck against stone or metal. Avoid knocks.
• Do not use ultrasonic cleaners or steam.
• Remove before bathing, swimming or workouts to protect the thread.
• Store in a cotton or silk pouch, away from other jewellery.
• Check the thread every 6 to 12 months if you use the mala daily.

1 × Natural Diamond Cut Sphatik Mala, 1 x Lab Certificate

1. What is a diamond cut sphatik mala?
It is a 108+1 bead mala made of natural clear quartz (sphatik), with each round bead faceted for a firmer grip and brighter sparkle than a smooth, polished bead.

2. What is the difference between a diamond cut and a plain sphatik mala?
Both use the same material. The diamond cut mala has faceted surfaces that catch light and give better grip. The plain one has a smooth, glassy finish with a calmer, softer look. Choose by preference.

3. Which bead size should I choose: 6mm, 7mm or 8mm?
Choose 6mm for comfortable daily wear, 7mm for a balance of wear and japa, and 8mm if you chant for long periods or prefer a bolder look.

4. How can I tell if a sphatik mala is original?
Real quartz feels cool and warms slowly in the hand. It often shows tiny natural inclusions, and its weight feels solid. Glass tends to look flawless and warms quickly. Sparkle alone is not proof, since faceted glass also shines. Look for a lab certificate or a trusted seller.

5. Which mantras can I chant on a sphatik mala?
Traditionally it is used for Lakshmi, Durga and Saraswati mantras. Many people use it for general mantras as well, because clear quartz is considered neutral.

6. Can men and women both use this mala?
Yes. Sphatik malas are used by people of all genders, and the sizes suit different hand and wrist types.

7. Can I wear it every day, and what should I avoid?
Yes, daily wear is fine. Remove it before bathing, sleeping, exercise and while using strong chemicals or perfumes.

8. Is activation (pran pratishtha) mandatory?
No. It is a traditional practice and entirely optional. Many people simply clean the mala, set an intention and begin using it.

9. Will it guarantee wealth, health or peace?
No. A mala is a tool for focus and routine within a faith-based practice. It does not guarantee outcomes and is not a replacement for medical, financial or professional guidance.

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