Rashi Bracelet Gift Kit – Zodiac Stone Bracelet & Tulsi Mala

Pick your raashi

Mesha (Aries): Red Jasper. Vrishabha (Taurus): Sunstone. Mithun (Gemini): Green Aventurine. Kark (Cancer): Howlite.

Simha (Leo): Tiger Eye. Kanya (Virgo): Carnelian. Tula (Libra): Lapis Lazuli. Vrishchik (Scorpio): Black Obsidian.

Dhanu (Sagittarius): Black Obsidian. Makar (Capricorn): Garnet. Kumbh (Aquarius): Amethyst. Meen (Pisces): Citrine.

Don't know their moon sign? Put their birth date, time and place in the notes at checkout and we'll pick it for you. You can also check it free on the Vedic Rishi Kundli calculator in under a minute.

Free energising

Energising: Rs. 499, free with this kit. The bracelet and the mala go through a traditional puja with Vedic mantra recitation before dispatch. Since this is a gift, enter the recipient's name and gotra at checkout rather than your own. Select Unknown if you don't know their gotra and our pandit uses the standard sankalp.

Free energising. Sankalp in the recipient's name. Energised before dispatch. Free delivery on online payments.

A quick note on raashi

Raashi is the moon sign. It comes from where the Moon sat at the moment of birth, and it's what Indian stone recommendations are built on. The sign people know from magazines is the sun sign, which comes out of Western astrology.

The two rarely line up. Someone who calls themselves a Leo in English often turns out to be a different raashi in a Vedic chart.

So the selector above runs on raashi. If all you have is their English sign, send us the birth details and we'll work it out.

Why a tulsi mala goes with it

Tulsi is the one mala used across almost every Vaishnav household in India. It's worn or kept for daily naam jaap, and elders in particular use it without needing to be taught anything.

Tulsi wood is light, so a 108 bead mala sits comfortably in the hand for a long round.

It's also the part of this kit that makes it work for parents and grandparents. A stone bracelet on its own reads young. The mala gives the kit something an older person will actually pick up.

The parents version

Buying for parents or in laws who'd put it in the puja room? Swap the bracelet for the Shree Yantra plate and the kit comes to Rs. 601.

That version pairs the tulsi mala for daily jaap with a Shree Yantra for the altar, which is what most people pick for elders. Switch versions in the selector above the price.

Gifting notes

The kit ships in a gift box, so nothing needs wrapping.

Enter a different delivery address at checkout and we'll keep the invoice out of the box.

Buying more than five? Write to us. We'll handle bulk pricing and send them together, with each one energised in its own recipient's name.

Add a short handwritten note in the checkout notes field and we'll include it.

Care

Wipe the bracelet with a dry soft cloth after wearing. Keep it away from perfume, sanitiser, cosmetics and cleaning liquid.

Take the bracelet off before bathing or exercise. Lay it flat in its pouch so the elastic keeps its shape.

Keep the tulsi mala dry. Tulsi is wood, so water swells the beads and weakens the thread over time.

Wipe the mala with a dry cloth and store it in the pouch so it stays clean between rounds.

Delivery and returns

Energising takes two to three days, then dispatch. Delivery usually runs seven to ten days.

For Diwali on 8 November, order by 2 November. For Bhai Dooj on 10 November, order by 3 November. Delivery is free on online payments.

Write to us within three days of delivery if anything arrives damaged, with the original item sent back for an exchange. Return shipping is paid by you.

Cancellation is open until dispatch. We don't refund a change of mind, since every kit is energised in the recipient's name first.