Stambhini (The Goddess who is very Stable)

The Heera Shankh is a symbol of Goddess Lakshmi and is rare right handed Conch shell or Dakshinavarti Shankh, found as a fossil in mountains. The name Stambhini, given to this Heera Shankh, means the Goddess who is very stable, which indicates a quality of the Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth, prosperity and good fortune. The Stambhini Heera Shankh is desirable for devotees for ushering the energies of material contentment, auspiciousness, happiness and blessings of Goddess Lakshmi.

As Heera Shankhs are rare, the presence of this auspicious Shankh invites abundance, so it can be placed anywhere like office table, desk, living room and even bed rooms, as preferred. The ideal place would always be the puja altar. It is said that Goddess Lakshmi resides in this Shankh and bestows her worshipper with immense wealth, fortune and protection. Ideally only one Shankh can be kept in one place.

One can perform Laxmi Sadhana to enhance the effect by chanting Laxmi mantras facing east in front of this Shankh with the Black Agate (Hakeek) Rosary. This Sadhana blesses with immense wealth and prosperity. Know more about the origin of Heera Shankh

Beeja Mantra: "Ayeim Yam Ram Shreem Yam Forum Kreem Phat"

Laxmi sadhana Mantra: "Ayeim Yam Ram Shreem Yam Forum Kreem Phat"

Free: Black Agate (Hakeek) Rosary of 108+1 beads and gold polished Matsya shaped (fish) metal stand.

Same Shankh as shown in the picture will be sent. 

Placement: The Shankh is to be placed on the stand such that the open portion is on the top and the tail of the Shankh (where water seeps out) faces the North direction. 

Dimension of Heera Shankh: 2.2 (H) x 1.4 (W) inches
Weight of Shankh: 53 grams
Dimension of box: 2 (H) x 8.25 (L) x 5.5 (W) inches
Total weight: 531 grams