Product Description: This rare silver pendant features a fragment of Dzi Bead, elegantly set in a simple design.

Specifications:

• Length: 15mm
• Width: 12mm
• Depth: 6mm
• Bail Inner Diameter: Vertical 5mm × Horizontal 3.5mm

Special Notes:

Please note that this is an antique item and may have scratches, cracks, or chips. Additionally, there may be new chips that have appeared. Please check the photos for reference.

About Dzi Beads (Chong Dzi Beads):

Dzi Beads are ancient beads from Tibet, similar to Etched Carnelian, created by baking natural dyes into agate to form intricate patterns. These beads are believed to date back to approximately the 1st to 6th centuries CE. While the exact composition of the dyes used in the baking process remains a mystery, Dzi Beads are highly valued antiques with many unknowns. Primarily found in Tibet, they have also been discovered in Bhutan and the Ladakh region of the Himalayas. Different baked patterns are said to hold different meanings, with the "eye" pattern being particularly popular. In Tibet, Dzi Beads are considered talismans of wealth and prosperity, cherished and passed down through generations. In recent years, they have gained popularity in China, where they are known as "Tian Zhu" (Heavenly Beads). While many replicas created using similar techniques are available, authentic ancient Dzi Beads are extremely rare and highly prized.