Ancient Tibetan dze bead

ANCIENT TIBETAN DZI BEAD D:1.3cm

Dimension: 22x11.4 mm Introduction: Embark on a historical journey with this authentic ancient Tibetan dZi bead, an exquisite amulet from the Himalayan Silk Road era, precisely dated between 800 and 3

This ancient relic, an exquisite collection of seven dzi bead amulets, hails from a fascinating era spanning from ancient Persia to Tibet, dating back to the 19th century AD. Each amulet measures betw

This ancient relic, an exquisite collection of seven dzi bead amulets, hails from a fascinating era spanning from ancient Persia to Tibet, dating back to the 19th century AD. Each amulet measures betw

Dimension: 22.3x8.7mm Introduction: Step back in time to the pre-500 BC Silk Road era with this authentic ancient Tibetan dZi bead. Made of banded agate and sporting the revered eye motif, this amulet

Dimension: 9x6mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

Dimension: 9x6mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

Dimension: 9x7mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

Dimension: 9x6mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

ANCIENT TIBETAN DZI BEADS LONG:5.7cm DIAM:1.3cm

Ancient Tibetan Two Eye dZi Bead. The ancient Tibetan agate bead measuring approximately 18 x 9 mm and featuring two beautifully contrasting "eyes".

Ancient Tibetan Three Eye dZi Bead. The ancient Tibetan agate bead measuring approximately 18.5 x 13 mm and featuring three "eyes".

Ancient Tibetan Two Eye dZi Bead. The ancient Tibetan agate bead measuring approximately 29 x 10 mm and featuring two "eyes" with geometric banding with a light body tone. Note: Visible fracture throu

Ancient Tibetan One Eye dZi Bead. The ancient Tibetan agate bead measuring approximately 25 x 12 mm and featuring one "eye" along with a square and banding on a light body tone.

Ancient Tibetan Two Eye dZi Bead. The ancient Tibetan agate bead measuring approximately 22.5 x 11.5 mm and featuring one full "eye" along with a partial "eye". The bead shows red dot iron stains thro

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Draped in the vibrant echoes of Tibetan culture, this necklace is a cascade of deep red coral, each bead a testament to the artistry of ancient hands. The organic allure of the coral, shaped by time a

Pyu or Tircul Ancient Tibetan Agate dZi Bead Cultures/Periods: 100 BCE to 900 CE Dimension: 87x9mm Findspot: Bagan Property of current collector, South Myanmar Comment: Beads this large and undamaged

Pyu or Tircul Ancient Tibetan Agate dZi Bead Cultures/Periods: 100 BCE to 900 CE Dimension: 66x7mm Findspot: Bagan Property of current collector, South Myanmar Comment: Beads this large and undamaged

Pyu or Tircul Ancient Tibetan Agate dZi Bead Cultures/Periods: 100 BCE to 900 CE Dimension: 59x7.3mm Findspot: Bagan Provenance: Property of current collector, South Myanmar Comment: Beads this large

This bead is a Tibetan Bhaisajyaguru Dzi, a type of bead that is deeply valued in Himalayan culture for its spiritual significance. The bead measures 18x14mm and is made of banded agate, known for its

Dimension: 8x6mm Rarity Level: Extremely Rare Attributed to ancient Tibetan craftsmanship, this Dzi bead carries with it the legends and spirituality of the Himalayan region. It is not merely a bead,

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

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