Ancient Tibetan Suleimani Chung Dzi Beads, c. 5th-7th Century CE

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

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 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 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

Category: Inlays and Decorative Elements This intricate Byzantine bronze mount features a sophisticated design, showcasing the empire's renowned artistry in metalwork. Its architectural motif and symb

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

This authentic ancient bronze coin, set in silver, dates back to the Byzantine period, circa 5th to 7th century CE. The coin features a detailed figure and inscriptions characteristic of Byzantine art

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

Central Asia, Tibet, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A large example of a dZi bead, made from treated agate, with a dark surface and white/creamy white motifs on both of its faces. One face has a f

**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,

Ancient Phoenician Core-formed Glass Bead c.5th century BC. size 24-20 mm. Fine Phoenician Core-formed black glass bead with applied spiral tail. Condition: minor small chip otherwise perfect. Provena

Ancient Phoenician Core-formed Glass Bead c.5th century BC. size 21-20 mm. Fine Phoenician Core-formed black glass bead with applied spiral tail. Condition: minor small chip otherwise perfect. Provena