Urvi the Goddess (Who is in the form of Earth)

The auspicious Heera Shankh is a rare Dakshinavarti Shankh or right handed Conch shell symbolizing Goddess Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth and good fortune. The Heera Shankh has been used down history for welcoming the blessings of Maa Lakshmi. This Heera Shankh is named Urvi, the Goddess in the form of Earth, which is a one of the names of Goddess Parvati, who is the Goddess of love, fertility, harmony and devotion. Goddess Lakshmi is an aspect of Goddess Parvati and has these attributes too and is also connected to Earth and its treasures. The Heera Shankh is found in the mountains, and has a deposit of crystalline minerals, which shine like Diamond or Heera. The beautiful Urvi Heera Shankh with its natural sheen of various colours can be installed at home or office, in the Puja Alter or living room, work table, respectfully. The Heera Shankh brings wealth, prosperity, comforts, luxuries, success, growth, new opportunities, love, fertility, food, crops and the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi. 

The Heera Shankh is a fossilized Conch shell found in the mountains in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh and sparingly in the rocks of the Indian Ocean. It is also called Pahadi Shankh. Heera Shankh is a powerful tool of material abundance and has been worshipped since ancient times. It is used for honouring Goddess Lakshmi in Tantra Sadhana.

The Urvi Heera Shankh is a valuable spiritual tool to invite material abundance and bliss.

The Heera Shankh comes packed in an attractive box, with a beautiful Gold polished Fish shaped metal stand, a Black Agate beads Mala and a card with specification of how to keep the Shankh on the stand. The Black Agate Japamala(Rosary) is significant in chanting Goddess Lakshmi Mantras while worshipping the Heera Shankh to draw the energies of prosperity and wealth. 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: 1.8 (H) x 1.1 (W) inches
Weight of Shankh: 36 grams
Dimension of box: 2 (H) x 8.25 (L) x 5.5 (W) inches
Total weight: 514 grams