Burmese Darlong Spell Bead Necklace with a Ceylonese Vajra 3-Eye Totem Ancient Bead

Spell beads originating from Burmese Buddhist temples. The exact age is unknown, but it is estimated to be from the 19th to 20th century. After arriving in Taiwan, the oxidation layer has been cleaned and polished. The bead appears bright yellow when photographed, but will oxidize and darken again if not regularly handled and polished. This is a copper alloy spell bead containing gold, though in a low proportion. Cinnabar was added during the smelting process. Researching cinnabar online reveals its potent yang energy field, capable of suppressing extremely yin entities like ghosts and evil spirits. This type of flattened, round spell bead was often used for foundations and creating protective boundaries. Currently, some individuals use them for spiritual practices and meditation. Placing it in a home altar or car can alter feng shui and magnetic fields. It has been affixed to a stainless steel disc base. A Ceylonese Vajra 3-eye totem ancient bead is suspended below. As for the efficacy of Darlong spell beads... You can find extensive information by searching online; it will not be elaborated upon here. ************************* Ancient beads originally held profound religious significance and protective purposes. In challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate your energy field and enhance your fortune. Regularly chanting scriptures and mantras, practicing charity, and releasing living beings will naturally guide you away from misfortune.