Trio of Ancient Tibetan Banded Agate Beads, c. 7th-9th Century CE

Crafted in ancient Tibet, this bow-shaped agate bead features unique banding patterns that are characteristic of the region's natural gemstone resources. Such beads were highly valued not only for the

Crafted in ancient Tibet, this bow-shaped agate bead features unique banding patterns that are characteristic of the region's natural gemstone resources. Such beads were highly valued not only for the

This lot presents a trio of banded agate bead amulets from the Tibetan Empire, specifically from the 7th-9th Century AD. Each bead measures approximately 1.2-1.3 cm in diameter, crafted with precision

This collection of Dzi beads, crafted from agate and carnelian, hails from ancient Tibet and dates back to the 6th-7th century CE. Renowned for their mystical properties and intricate patterns, Dzi be

This lot presents a seven (7) of banded agate bead amulets from the Tibetan Empire, specifically from the 7th-9th Century AD. Each bead measures approximately 9-10mm in diameter, crafted with precisio

Hailing from the prolific Silk Road, this banded agate Chung Dzi bead embodies the mystique and grandeur of the Kushan Empire's zenith. Its enigmatic patterns mirror the artistic sensibilities prevale

This extraordinary collection of 12 pieces features twelve ancient Sulemani amulet dzi beads crafted from striped agate, originating from the Tibetan Empire during the 7th-9th century AD. Each bead me

**Originally Listed At $400** Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th century CE. A large example of a deep brown-etched-on-white agate stone dZi bead with a chaotic banded wave form, rounded in cross-section,

Dimension: 11.6x8.4mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Highly Rare: Given its intricate craftsmanship from the Pyu Civilization and the uniqueness of its material. Introduction: Delve deep into the wonders o

Dimension: 13.4x9mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Highly Rare: Given its intricate craftsmanship from the Pyu Civilization and the uniqueness of its material. Introduction: Delve deep into the wonders of

This banded agate Dzi bead from the Qing Dynasty embodies the sacred art of Tibetan bead-making. The contrast of the white "heaven's gate" pattern against the dark agate signifies spiritual protection

Category: Coins, Currency & Stamps / Coins This ancient Islamic bronze coin, dating back to the 7th-9th century CE, features intricate Arabic calligraphy and motifs. Such coins were widely used in the

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

This chung dzi bead, with its enigmatic dark hues and stark banding, is a quintessential artifact of Tibetan culture. Dzi beads are deeply rooted in Tibetan tradition, often used as protective amulets

Category: Beads and Jewelry Components This glass bead, characteristic of the Nishapur region, displays bold, linear designs in blue and cream. Such beads are prized for their historical value and bea

A testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the Greco-Bactrian period, this diminutive banded agate bead, with its harmonious earth tones, embodies the essence of an era renowned for its syncretism

A testament to the intricate craftsmanship of the Greco-Bactrian period, this diminutive banded agate bead, with its harmonious earth tones, embodies the essence of an era renowned for its syncretism