old Tibetan turquoise and gold red white hearts and white beads blester koise clasp

It is a breath that connects old Tibetan turquoise with gold-red white hearts, white beads, and old orissaburas. The old Tibetan turquoise is about 100 to 200 years old. (Maybe older) I went to Tibet and gave it to the person who bought it. Stone is also known as the Fallen Skystone. It has been used as amulets and sacred Stone in various countries since ancient times. In Tibet it is used as an amulet and sometimes as a medicine. It is one of the Stone that has been worn for thousands of years. It is a natural turquoise that is not coated. It is a turquoise with a rich expression of a raised shape with good color development. (Tave root Chinasa: length 0.95Cm width 0.95Cm thickness 0.75cm) The astringent red beads are antique beads called White Hearts. It is called this because the core (heart) part is white. These are Venetian beads from the 19th and 20th centuries. In particular, this is a rare bead called Gold Red White Hearts because it develops red color with gold. White beads are also Venetian antique beads. It was bundled with White Hearts and used as a necklace in Nepal. The black part in between will become more beautiful as you wear it. Golden beads are old orissablas. Old and rare beads from Orissa, India. The round charm near the clasp is also an old one from India. The Silver beads in between and the ring of the clasp are Karen Silver. ◇ Karen Silver ◇ It is a Silver made by the hill tribes living in Tire Burma. It is handmade one by one and is said to be very pure. The clasp is turquoise. Since it is connected by two wax strings, it is a little stiff at first, but it becomes supple enough to be worn. * You can change the size and design, so please feel free to contact us! Length: Approximately 17.7 cm (straight line) Inner diameter is 16 cm Material: Glass, old Tibetan turquoise, Karen Silver, brass, wax string