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51.85ct 2 pcs Polished Ancient Dzi Bead Thunder bolt & 5 eyed Gem lot Tibet
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 27.000 x 10.000 x 10.000mm
- Weight (g)
- 10.370
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51.85ct 2 pcs Polished Ancient Dzi Bead Thunder bolt & 5 eyed Gem lot Tibet
Dzi beads are a type of ancient stone bead that originated in the Tibetan region, particularly in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, and parts of India. These beads are highly prized for their supposed spiritual and healing properties and are often used in Tibetan Buddhist practices.
Dzi beads are typically made from agate, although their exact composition and origin have been the subject of much debate and mysticism. They are characterized by intricate patterns, usually consisting of lines, circles, or eyes, which are believed to represent various symbols and deities in Tibetan Buddhism.
According to Tibetan tradition, Dzi beads are imbued with protective and auspicious qualities, offering their wearers blessings, good fortune, and protection from harm. They are often worn as jewelry, either as necklaces or bracelets, and are considered valuable and precious items.
Due to their rarity and spiritual significance, authentic Dzi beads can be quite expensive and are highly sought after by collectors and spiritual practitioners alike. However, the market for Dzi beads is also rife with counterfeit and imitation beads, making it essential for buyers to exercise caution and seek out reputable sources when purchasing them.
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 27.000 x 10.000 x 10.000 mm
- Weight (g)
- 10.370
- Colours
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51.85ct 2 pcs Polished Ancient Dzi Bead Thunder bolt & 5 eyed Gem lot Tibet
Dzi beads are a type of ancient stone bead that originated in the Tibetan region, particularly in Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, and parts of India. These beads are highly prized for their supposed spiritual and healing properties and are often used in Tibetan Buddhist practices.
Dzi beads are typically made from agate, although their exact composition and origin have been the subject of much debate and mysticism. They are characterized by intricate patterns, usually consisting of lines, circles, or eyes, which are believed to represent various symbols and deities in Tibetan Buddhism.
According to Tibetan tradition, Dzi beads are imbued with protective and auspicious qualities, offering their wearers blessings, good fortune, and protection from harm. They are often worn as jewelry, either as necklaces or bracelets, and are considered valuable and precious items.
Due to their rarity and spiritual significance, authentic Dzi beads can be quite expensive and are highly sought after by collectors and spiritual practitioners alike. However, the market for Dzi beads is also rife with counterfeit and imitation beads, making it essential for buyers to exercise caution and seek out reputable sources when purchasing them.
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Beautiful bracelet
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.Very nice looking cross. Very delicate looking
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