Karungali Mala Gold Plated – 54 Beads | Govt Certified

Original Karungali Mala Gold Plated – 54 Beads Govt Certified

The karungali mala gold plated is a premium devotional mala handcrafted from 100% original Karungali wood (ebony wood), featuring full gold plated caps and string throughout. Devotees searching for gold plated karungali mala or karungali mala gold cap will find this to be an authentic, govt certified choice for daily wear, pooja, meditation, and japam.

Unlike German silver models, this karungali mala gold plated version uses a warm gold finish on every cap and the full string — giving the mala a rich, traditional premium appearance. The deep matte black of authentic Karungali ebony wood beads against the gold plated finish creates a striking and elegant combination.

Why Choose This Karungali Mala Gold Plated?

This karungali mala gold plated model stands out because the gold finish runs throughout the entire mala — not just select parts. Every cap and the full string carry the warm gold plated finish, giving the mala a consistent, premium look from end to end.

The govt certified Karungali wood ensures 100% authentic natural ebony wood with no substitutes. The contrast of deep black Karungali beads with gold plated caps creates a bold, traditional appearance that is both spiritually powerful and visually distinctive.

Karungali Mala Gold Plated – Size and Length Guide

8mm Beads – Gents Recommended
Bead size: 8mm | Total beads: 54 | Full length: approx. 26 inches | Drop from neck: approx. 13 inches | Best suited for: men and bold traditional look

Gold Plated Care Instructions

• Avoid water and moisture exposure
• Keep away from perfume and chemicals
• Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth
• Store in a dry pouch when not in use
• Do not soak in liquids
• Avoid excessive rubbing to preserve gold plating

Usage Guidelines (Do’s and Don’ts)

Do’s

1. Cleanse After Opening the Package:
After receiving the mala and opening the courier package, gently cleanse it using pure water or milk. Wipe it dry before first use.

2. Place in Pooja Room Initially:
Keep the mala in your pooja room or sacred space for some time before wearing.

3. Wear After Bath:
It is traditionally recommended to wear the mala after taking a bath and maintaining personal cleanliness.

4. Use During Prayer or Temple Visit:
You may wear the mala during meditation, japam, pooja, or after visiting the temple. Traditionally, devotees first pray to their family deity (Kuladeivam) and then to their Ishta Deivam before wearing.

Don’ts

5. Remove Before Sleeping:
Do not wear the mala while sleeping to avoid damage.

6. Remove Before Bathing:
Avoid contact with soap, shampoo, or chemicals.

7. Remove Before Certain Ceremonies:
As per tradition, remove before puberty functions.

8. Avoid Funeral Places:
Remove before visiting funeral places or graveyards.

About Karungali Wood (Ebony Wood)

Karungali wood, scientifically known as Diospyros ebenum, is one of the most sacred and rare woods used in Hindu devotional items. Its deep black colour, dense grain, and spiritual significance make it the preferred choice for malas and spiritual accessories across India. Our Karungali wood is govt certified, ensuring 100% authentic natural ebony wood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this a genuine Karungali Mala Gold Plated?
A: Yes. Our mala uses 100% original govt certified Karungali wood with full gold plated caps and string.

Q: Is the entire mala gold plated or only the caps?
A: Both the caps on every bead and the full string are gold plated — giving a consistent gold finish throughout the entire mala.

Q: Does this mala come with a pendant?
A: No. This is a plain mala without a pendant. The beauty of this mala lies in the contrast of deep black Karungali wood with the gold plated finish.

Q: Is this real gold?
A: No. The finish is gold plated — a premium gold-tone coating. It is not solid gold or 22K/24K gold.

Q: Can I order a custom size or pendant?
A: Yes. Contact us via WhatsApp for custom orders.

Explore more authentic spiritual products in our online store. Learn more about the sacred Karungali (ebony) wood at Wikipedia – Diospyros ebenum.