In India, there is no legal standard or government-approved guideline for Rudraksha testing.
Unlike gemstones, where global accreditation and gemology courses exist, no gemology course in India includes Rudraksha testing as part of its curriculum.

Gemstones have well-established laboratory standards, certifications, and worldwide testing protocols.
But Rudraksha does not have any such official testing framework or universally accepted parameters.

Around a decade ago, a few commercial research organizations in India started serious study projects on Rudraksha identification.
Their research teams included Botanical Science experts and Chemical Science experts.
After years of study, they concluded that:

X-Ray is the only reliable and scientific method to identify an authentic Rudraksha.

X-ray clearly reveals:

• Natural internal compartments (mukhi lines)
• Number of seeds inside the bead
• Any tampering, carving, or gluing
• Whether the beads are natural or artificially modified

Anyone can get a Rudraksha X-rayed at a basic imaging center.
We also promote this awareness and encourage people to verify beads themselves.
Inspired by these early research organizations, our method is still the same — X-ray verification — to ensure true authenticity.

This approach provides full transparency and ensures you receive a 100% original, naturally formed Rudraksha.