West Asian 3-Color Vajra Knot Ancient Beads. Burmese Black and White Beads. Bracelet (Length 19cm, Inner Diameter 15cm)

A bracelet strung with two types of sacred items. 1- The main beads are ancient Vajra Knot totem beads. These are excavated artifacts, ancient beads unearthed from the ground. They are classified within the West Asian bead family (originating from regions like Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). Vajra Knot Ancient Beads The totem signifies defense and protection. Western foreign collectors refer to them as "Railway Beads," "Track Beads," or "Fishbone Beads." They exhibit characteristics of being buried, such as surface cracks, internal weathering, shrinkage marks around the bead holes, and decolorization of black dye ions. 2- 13 Burmese Black and White Beads These are excavated ancient beads commonly found in Thailand and Myanmar. Their coloring method differs from the ancient Indian black and white beads over 2,000 years old. The industry and collectors also call these "Burmese" or "Thai Black and White Beads." They possess a chalcedony texture with dense stone quality. Similar to "Cossite material." *********************** The bracelet measures 19cm in length with an inner circumference of 15cm. It is a sacred item that is both distinctive and spiritually blessed.