West Asian 3-Eye Ancient Bead Bracelet (Length 18.5 cm)

West Asian Ancient Bead Bracelet The ancient beads on this bracelet feature common totems found on Tibetan Dzi beads, generally referred to as the "Treasure Crown 3 Eyes." However, these are not Tibetan Dzi beads but rather West Asian ancient beads, mostly unearthed from burial sites in regions like Myanmar, Pakistan, and Afghanistan. While the totems resemble those on Tibetan Dzi beads, the inlay and etching techniques clearly differ from Tibetan Dzi beads. Currently, the market price difference can be hundreds of times. The ancient beads display characteristics of being buried for a long time, such as ice cracks, fish scale patterns, internal weathering, grey patina, and earth erosion. The vibrant blood-red glass spacer beads are antique, century-old Indian red glass beads with a white core. The bracelet measures 18.5 cm in length. Ancient beads originally held significant religious and protective meanings. In challenging times, wearing an old protective bead can help regulate one's aura and enhance fortune. Regularly chanting scriptures, reciting mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captive animals will naturally turn misfortune into good fortune.