The Amazing $80 Cultivated Agarwood Mala That Will Fool 9 Out Of 10 Agarwood Connoisseur (Perceiving This As Wild Agarwood)
Everyone wants darker beads, but not everyone is willing to pay for the price. What if we can tell you it is possible for you to find it.Looking for dark, high-quality agarwood beads for less than $100?
The single most asked question about agarwood beads
You probably asked this question too because it was once in your mind: "is it possible to make cultivated mala with the quality similar to the wild?"
(for who do not know, cultivated agarwood is agarwood that is planted in a plantation, it is genuine agarwood, grown in a controlled environment)
Before answering you that question, here is a challenge for you, can you tell which one is cultivated and which one is wild?
Can you tell the differences? Difficult isn't it?
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Here is the answer
Price: The wild one,15 beads of 14mm, 13g: $400 AUD
Price: The Cultivated one, 114 beads of 6mm, 9.5g $80 AUD, this is the mala you are looking at.
We do not have 6mm of wild mala on hand hence we are not able to compare an apple to an apple.
The challenges
Simple fact:
- Wild agarwood is obtained from the hunter
- If the quality is "sinking" good, the price is high
- The bigger the wood piece, the higher the price. Let's use tuna as an example here, the bigger the fish, the higher the price. If a tuna weighed 350 kg, its price would be higher than the combined weight of 350kg from multiple smaller tunas. Same with agarwood, the price of the combined weight from the smaller piece will be less than one single wood piece with the same weight
In short, the larger the wood piece, the higher the price, Just like a diamond, you want a larger piece, not multiple small ones
it is extremely hard to find any Wild agarwood mala with the size of 6mm that sinks because people (buyers and sellers) who want to collect often want to obtain a bigger size than 6mm. The labor cost of making 8mm and 6mm is similar but the material wastage from 6mm is much larger than 8mm
In short, it does not make financial sense to make 6mm wild agarwood mala beads
But I want smaller size because....
my wrist is smaller, larger mala is either too loose or too tight on my wrist. I also want a darker tone, a darker colour, and I love the environment, I only want something that does not cost the earth with excellent quality. Do you have something like that?
Imagine your wish has come true, top of the game quality beads, smaller size that fit your wrist with subtle agarwood smells, without costing the earth.
Visualize put this mala on your wrist, and received some compliments from your friends, you may even get asked if this mala is wild :). You can even show your friends the resinous pattern, the beautiful grains. The story behind how agarwood was formed.
How does it make you feel?
So what is the GGG?
The name originates from good Karma
- Have Good Thoughts
- Say Good Things
- Do Good Deeds for other
And Everything will come back (to you)
So by having this mala on your wrist, you are more likely to practice good Karma and good things will come back to you.
.... I want more information about this agarwood 108 mala:
Homegrown cultivated agarwood beads, premium quality, handcrafted made with care
Sweet Woody Smell
Dimensions:6mm
Weight: average 8.5g to 9g
Total Beads: 114 beads (108 beads + 6 )
