Dimensions: 55.07 mm X 15.00 mm X 15.00 MM. Description: Here is a 55.07 MM HEAVEN AND EARTH RARE TIBETAN ANCIENT DZI AMULET BEAD. With signs of milky oil coloured eyes. Several signs of age, including worn out milky colour
A fantastic very rare damaged twelve eyed dZi bead. At some point in antiquity the original bead broke in two places and this is the central portion of the bead. It now displays 6 eyes. It has clearly been heirloomed
Genuine Tibetan Old Ancient 12 Eyes Pure Cinnabar Dzi Bead Pendant This is a buddhism ancient dzi bead amulet from tibet, 12 eyed, over 2000 years old, full of tiny red cinnabar bloodspots inside, visual check cinnabar is also obviously,
Genuine Tibetan Ancient 2 Eyes Dzi Bead Talisman Pendant. This is an ancient buddhism dzi bead from tibet, 2 eyes, the bead was broken, only ONE eye left, from the picture you can see part of the bead was missing
Genuine Tibetan Ancient Longevity Old Dzi Bead Agate Amulet. This is an ancient buddhism dzi bead from tibet, longevity turtle symbol, the bead was broken, only half left, from the picture you can see part of the bead was missing
Genuine Tibetan Ancient Tiger Old Dzi Bead Agate Amulet. This is an ancient buddhism pendant dzi bead from tibet, zig zag symbol, the bead was broken, only half left, from the picture you can see part of the bead was
Wear the history of the world!! HUGE ANCIENT INDO TIBETAN CHUNG AGATE BEAD. Beads Sizes: Bead 21×18 mm. Please look carefully to my pictures and read sizes and weight, because pictures are oversized show lacks and values, and contact me
Small and Ancient Indo Tibetan Dzi of Agata Dzi Zee Dzee Zi agate Tibetan pearls- tribal ethnic Dzi balls. Previous owner: Pakistan collectior. Dzi beads are popular among Tibetans, who believe that Dzis bring good fortune, ward off evil, and
Tibetan Medicine Beads Bracelet. This is a tibetan buddhist mala agate bracelet, in tibet it is called ” Medicine Bead”, made of agate, authenticity guaranteed, each bead is 16mm of diameter , what you see will be what you received.
Believed to protect the owner from misfortune, these were among the most highly prized beads in the ancient world. They were especially valued in Tibet, though they were not produced there. This one would have been manufactured in South Asia