Burmese Pagoda Dharani Bead Ring - Twin Cobra Design

A twin cobra design ring, imbued with blessings for popularity and love. Six points, specifically the snake's eyes and heads, are adorned with Dharani beads from pagodas in the Mandalay and Bagan regions. International size 14, suitable for men's fingers. Although sized for men, women can wear it as a pendant on a necklace or with a cord, still experiencing the protective blessings of the Dharani beads. ************************** Dharani beads, as sacred objects, are simple and unadorned in appearance. Based solely on their exterior, it is impossible to determine their age. Many temples in Myanmar have a tradition of crafting Dharani beads. It is difficult to distinguish between old and new Dharani beads by their appearance. Therefore, whether the beads were unearthed from a pagoda or are newly made contemporary beads (or even replicas)... it is genuinely impossible to differentiate them by sight. For Thai amulets, there are organizations in Thailand that can be paid to authenticate them. However, even if Dharani beads were sent back to Myanmar, there are no authentication bodies. It is likely that no one in the world can help authenticate the age, authenticity, or origin of Dharani beads. When purchasing Dharani beads, one can only rely on trusted antique dealers. ******************************** This twin cobra ring, set with Dharani beads from Burmese pagodas, has been inquired about by many collectors regarding its origin. This is a contemporary ritual ring crafted by the late Luang Pu Yim of Wat Hua Khao in Thailand. The year of creation is also within the last few years. It is not an artifact from the first generation. 4800-113.12.10