Antique Tibetan Dzi Bead Necklace, Old 3 Eye Himalayan Protection Amulet

This Ancient 3-Eye Dzi bead necklace is inspired by wealth god Kubera (Jambhala). Two eyes on this beads represent the eyes of the deity, while the third eye symbolize his mouth. In Tibetan Buddhist culture, 3- Eye Dzi beads patterns are most popular and cherished, often referred to as the trinity of wealth, wisdom and health.

The bead shows natural agate tones and traditional style markings that give it an old, sacred character. Worn as a necklace, it serves as both a meaningful spiritual talisman and a connection to Himalayan Buddhism.

Each bead carries natural variations in color, texture, and pattern, making every piece unique.

Details
Size: Approx. 40 mm Length, 10.9 mm width
Weight about 18 g
Ships directly from Nepal.

About Dzi Beads
Dzi beads, pronounced “zee,” are ancient stone beads traditionally worn in Tibet and other Himalayan regions. They are respected as spiritual protection amulets and are treated with care and reverence.

Many believe these beads attract protective energies, dharmapalas, ancestors, and higher spiritual forces. Because of this, Dzi beads are handled with respect and used with clear intention.

The most valued Dzi are made from natural agate. Their true origin is still a mystery, which adds to their spiritual and cultural importance. Old style beads are especially cherished, though even newer ones are now widely worn. Dzi beads can show symbols like circles, lines, waves, and sacred patterns. Colors usually range from brown to dark tones with lighter designs. Over time, the surface becomes smooth and wax like from years of handling.