Product Description: Presenting a rare collection of Ancient Sulemani Agate (striped agate) beads strand. Known in Tibet as Baisha Jagul (Yakushi Beads), these are considered as precious as Dzi Beads. This collection also includes popular Eye Beads, each piece uniquely showcasing the natural patterns of the agate.

Specifications:

• Estimated Production Era: Unknown
• Country of Origin: Unknown
• Material: Agate
• Individual Bead Size: Maximum 1cm x 1cm; Minimum 0.2cm x 0.2cm
• Total Length: 86cm (including string)
• Special Notes: While it can be worn as a necklace, please be aware that the antique nylon cord may not be strong.

Important Notes:

As an antique item, it may have scratches, cracks, chips, or stains. Images are for illustrative purposes only. Actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.

About Dzi Beads (Chong Dzi Beads):

Dzi Beads are ancient beads from Tibet. Similar to Etched Carnelian, they are designed by baking natural dyes onto agate. Believed to be crafted between the 1st and 6th centuries AD, the composition of the dyes remains a mystery, making these beads one of the enigmatic antique treasures. Primarily found in Tibet, they are also discovered in regions like Bhutan and Ladakh in the Himalayas. The distinct patterns hold various meanings, with the "eye" designs being highly coveted for their excellent condition. In Tibet, they are considered amulets of wealth and prosperity, passed down through generations as cherished adornments. Recently, their popularity has surged in China under the name "Tian Zhu," with numerous replicas produced using similar techniques. However, authentic ancient Dzi Beads are extremely rare and valued.