AN ANCIENT STRIPED CHUNG DZI, TIBET, 10th CENTURY

Dimension: 12.2x6.4mm Introduction: Embark on a historical odyssey with this ancient Tibetan 4-striped Chung Dzi bead, hailing from the enigmatic Medieval Period, specifically dated around the 8th to

Dimension: 11.3x6.5mm Introduction: Embark on a historical odyssey with this ancient Tibetan 4-striped Chung Dzi bead, hailing from the enigmatic Medieval Period, specifically dated around the 8th to

Dimension: 59x9mm Rarity Level: Fairly Rare Owing to its age and distinctive striped pattern which may be reminiscent of the highly sought after chung dzi beads, though it may not qualify as such. Int

Dimension: 40.5x9.2 mm Introduction: Embark on a journey back to the bustling trade of the Himalayan Silk Route with this ancient Tibetan striped Chung dZi bead, dated to the period between 1000 and 8

13.4x4.9mm Weight: 8.2 carat (Before Packing) Thousand Planet Auction House Season 5: Ten2Go Antique Beads Collection Auction. A bargain hunter's, fixer-upper's, and pack-rat's dream come true! Our Te

This Chung Dzi bead, traced back to the Ming Dynasty era (14th-17th century), exemplifies the profound spiritual and cultural significance attributed to such beads in ancient Tibetan society. The bead

This Chung Dzi bead, traced back to the Ming Dynasty era (14th-17th century), exemplifies the profound spiritual and cultural significance attributed to such beads in ancient Tibetan society. The bead

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

Dimension: 34.7x12mm New - Produced within the last 20 years Vintage - Over 20 years of age but less than 100 years of age Antique - Over 100 years of age but less than 500 years of age Ancient - Over

Dimension: 29.2x8.9mm Introduction: Step back in time with this alluring ancient Tibetan Chung Dzi bead, originating from a period that spans the Tibetan Empire to the 16th century. This particular ca

Dimension: 28.9x9.2mm Introduction: Step back in time with this alluring ancient Tibetan Chung Dzi bead, originating from a period that spans the Tibetan Empire to the 16th century. This particular ca

AN EXTREMELY RARE & LARGE ANCIENT SULAIMANI CHUNG DZI INDO-TIBETAN BANDED AGATE BEAD , CIRCA 1ST-2ND CENTURY. Of Extremely Fine Quality and Color. Size: 20.5 mm

Dimension: 8x4mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Considering its origins in the heart of ancient Tibet and its distinctive single stripe design, this bead stands as a testament to the deep-rooted Tibetan tr

Dimension: 7x4mm Rarity Level: Highly Rare Considering its origins in the heart of ancient Tibet and its distinctive single stripe design, this bead stands as a testament to the deep-rooted Tibetan tr

This exceptional three-striped Tibetan Chung Dzi bead from the Ming Dynasty era (14th-17th century) exemplifies the enduring craftsmanship and spiritual significance of Dzi beads in Himalayan culture.

This glass bead with its yellow and black striped pattern is indicative of the Viking Age, roughly spanning the 8th to 10th centuries CE. Such beads were integral to Viking culture, often used in jewe