The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
ANCIENT 6 STRIPES TIBETAN CARNELIAN AGATE DZI BEAD. Set in Tibetan Silver (see below). Old Carnelian 6 Stripe Dzi Bead 54 mm (2.15 inches) long x 12.7 mm (0.5 inches) diameter. This is an ancient 6 stripe carnelian agate dzi
ANCIENT 5 STRIPES TIBETAN CARNELIAN AGATE DZI BEAD. Set in Tibetan Silver (see below). Old Carnelian 5 Stripe Dzi Bead 51 mm (2 inches) long x 13 mm (0.5 inches) diameter. This is an ancient 5 stripe carnelian agate dzi
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
3 Ancient Natural Agate Lukmik Dzi Beadvery beautiful Lukmik Beads are available. 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
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic
The word Pumtek means’buried thunderbolt’ in the Chin language and is currently the most widely adopted name, outside of Burma, for this unique group of beads. In much the same way that the word dZi (Wylie: gZi) is the generic