Lot of Antique Tibetan Banded Agate Chung Dzi Beads, c. 18th-19th Century

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

A captivating collection of three antique elongated Tibetan Chung Dzi beads from the Chinese Qing dynasty, which spanned the 18th to the 19th century AD. Crafted from black agate, a stone deeply estee

This remarkable collection features four antique Tibetan etched stripes Chung Dzi beads, crafted from carnelian and dating back to the 18th-19th century AD. Each bead measures approximately 27-28 mm i

This lot of 2 pressed amber barrel shape beads, made from pressed amber. These beads exemplify the skilled craftsmanship and intricate artistry of Tibetan artisans. Such beads were commonly used for p

Collection of Tibetan antique dzi beads, originating from the 18th to the 20th century AD. This collection consists of 8 exquisite banded agate beads, each with dimensions ranging from 23mm to 38mm. D

Collection of Tibetan antique dzi beads, originating from the 18th to the 20th century AD. This collection consists of 6 exquisite banded agate beads, each with dimensions ranging from 16mm to 25mm. D

**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,

This set includes five antique elongate dzi bead amulets made from agate, originating from the Tibetan Chinese Qing Dynasty, dating back to the 18th-19th century. Each bead measures between 50-70 mm (

A lot of four antique elongate agate Chung Dzi beads from the Himalayan Tibetan region, attributed to the Qing dynasty era. Each bead measures between 3.7 to 4.3 cm in length, translating to about 1.4

Dimension: 77x9mm Natural History of Australian Opal & Mineral Auction by Thousand Planet Auction House featuring the beauty of Boulder Opal art in cabochon cutting and rough, well known Australian Li

Dimension: 61x9mm Natural History of Australian Opal & Mineral Auction by Thousand Planet Auction House featuring the beauty of Boulder Opal art in cabochon cutting and rough, well known Australian Li

Dimension: 54x8mm Natural History of Australian Opal & Mineral Auction by Thousand Planet Auction House featuring the beauty of Boulder Opal art in cabochon cutting and rough, well known Australian Li

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 Necklace Components This conch shell bead, used in Tibetan prayer malas, represents the spiritual practices and material culture of Tibet in the 18th to 19th centuries. Conch shell

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.

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