West Asian 2-Eye Tiger Tooth Ancient Bead Bracelet (18 cm length)

Excavated Relics. Buried Ancient Beads. West Asian Ancient Bead Bracelet The ancient beads on this bracelet. Feature common totems found on Tibetan Dzi beads. Generally referred to as: Ruyi 2-Eye, Traditional 2-Eye, or Tiger Tooth. However, these ancient beads are not Tibetan Dzi beads. They are West Asian ancient beads. Mostly excavated from Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and other regions, these are buried ancient beads. Although they share similar totems with Tibetan Dzi beads, their etching and coloring techniques are distinctly different from Tibetan Dzi beads. The current market price difference is hundreds of times. The ancient beads exhibit characteristics of burial, such as gray patina, dehydration and calcification, ice crack patterns, leather patterns, shrinkage cracks, and skin cracks. Strung into a bracelet with 2-3 thousand-year-old Medicine Buddha slice ancient beads. Length: 18 cm. *********************** Etched ancient beads originally held significant religious protective meanings and purposes. During challenging times, wearing old protective beads can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Regularly reciting scriptures and mantras, practicing charity, and releasing captive animals will naturally lead to good fortune and avert misfortune.