Myanmar Buddhist temple pagoda. Black Dalon mantra bead ring - carnelian sun plate beads from West Asia

Myanmar Buddhist temple. Black Talong mantra beads coming out of the pagoda The year is unknown. It is estimated to be in the 19th-20th century. It has been wrapped and mounted on a copper ring in Myanmar. This black alloy charm bead. It is very different from the common gold and silver two-color Dalong spell beads. Level 3 force mud that is very similar to natural ore. In fact, this is the same as Thailand’s Meikapa alloy sacred object. It is a special alloy smelted from more than 10 kinds of metals. Many Buddhist sacred objects in Thailand are inherited from Myanmar. This black Dalon alloy was introduced to Thailand and became Meikapa alloy. Because the inheritance metal alloy formula is different. Black alloys also have various shades of color and refracted light sources. This kind of small mantra beads from Myanmar are most often embedded in the ring and are worn by ordinary people. Because it has a very strong magnetic field, it can suppress extremely yin things such as ghosts and evil spirits. It is a very good protection, barrier, and lucky amulet. As for the efficacy of Dalong's curse beads... You can check it online. There is a lot of information. I won’t go into details. Ring size 16 (boys size). On the back is a West Asian carnelian solar panel bead. A very rare unearthed ancient pearl. The bead body is full of gray and the white lines are blackened. Find ancient beads of a size that can match the mantra beads. I have been collecting for 6 years. I only found 3. It is not easy! ************************* Ancient beads originally had very important religious protection meanings and uses. The timing is not good. Wearing old protective beads can adjust the magnetic field and enhance luck. Please recite sutras, recite mantras, and give alms to free living beings. All bad things will naturally turn into good fortune.