Burmese Daron Charm Bead - Xiya Lotus Ancient Bead Necklace

Charm beads originating from Burmese Buddhist temples. The exact age is unknown, but estimated to be from the 19th-20th century. After arriving in Taiwan, they have been cleaned to remove oxidation and patina. The beads appear bright yellow in photographs, but will naturally oxidize and darken over time if not regularly polished. These are copper alloy charm beads, containing gold, though not in high proportions. Cinnabar was added during the smelting process. Researching cinnabar online reveals its potent yang energy, capable of suppressing extremely yin entities like ghosts and spirits. This type of flattened, round charm bead was often used for foundational purposes or to create protective barriers. Today, some individuals use them for spiritual practices and meditation. They can also be placed in home altars or vehicles to harmonize feng shui and energy fields. The bead is now affixed to a stainless steel disc base. An Xiya lotus motif ancient bead is suspended below. Regarding the efficacy of Daron charm beads, extensive information is available online, so it will not be elaborated upon here. ************************* Ancient beads originally held significant religious and protective meaning and purpose. In challenging times, wearing an ancient protective bead can help regulate one's energy field and enhance fortune. Regularly reciting scriptures and mantras, along with acts of charity and releasing captive animals, will naturally guide you away from misfortune.