Hingul Khadi/Cinnabar Stones/Shingrup Cristal/Cinnabarite/Shingraf - Whole

Hingul Khadi / Cinnabar Stones / Shingrup Crystal / Cinnabarite / Shingraf (Raw Form)

Short Description (4–5 lines):

Hingul Khadi, also known as Cinnabar or Shingrup Crystal, is a naturally occurring mineral traditionally used in Ayurveda after purification (Shodhana). It has been valued for centuries for its vibrant red color and its inclusion in classical Ayurvedic formulations. When purified, it is known to support vitality and inner balance as part of holistic wellness practices.

Key Benefits (4–5 bullet points):

• Traditionally valued in Ayurveda for balancing and rejuvenating properties.
• Used in classical Rasashastra preparations after purification.
• Supports general vitality and inner harmony naturally.
• Known for its bright red hue and natural mineral purity.
• Used as a raw material in Ayurvedic and alchemical processes.

How to Take / Use:

Use strictly as advised by an Ayurvedic or healthcare expert. Raw Hingul should never be used directly and must always be purified (Shuddha Hingul) before use in formulations.

Ingredients:

Natural Hingul (Cinnabar / Mercury Sulphide Mineral)

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Common Names:

Hingul, Cinnabar, Cinnabarite, Shingraf, Shingrup, Hingula

Scientific Name:

Mercury(II) Sulphide (HgS) – Purified form used traditionally in Ayurveda

Regional Language Names:

• Hindi: हिंगुल / शिंगरफ (Hingul / Shingraf)
• Marathi: हिंगुळ (Hingul)
• Gujarati: હીંગુલ (Hingul)
• Tamil: சிங்கராஃப் கல் (Singaraf Kal)
• Telugu: హింగుల్ రాయి (Hingul Rayi)
• Kannada: ಹಿಂಗುಳ ಕಲ್ಲು (Hingul Kallu)
• Malayalam: ഹിങുല് കല്ല് (Hingul Kallu)