West Asian Vajra Nine-Eyed Totem Carnelian Ancient Bead

This Vajra nine-eyed totem carnelian ancient bead is not a Tibetan Dzi bead. It belongs to the West Asian bead system (Myanmar, Pakistan, Afghanistan, etc.). Unearthed from burial. Features a unique square bead body. There is a chip at one end of the bead hole. It exhibits signs of burial such as patina, earth erosion pits, red rust staining, and scale-like cracks. If this were a Tibetan ancient bead, its market price would be at least a million! West Asian beads and Tibetan heirloom Dzi beads have completely different inlay and coloring methods. Heirloom and buried items have vastly different textures, and their prices are worlds apart, with a truly astonishing difference. ************************* Ancient beads originally held significant religious and protective meaning and purpose. In difficult times, wearing old protective beads can help regulate one's energy field and enhance good fortune. In daily life, please recite scriptures and mantras often, practice generosity, and release captured animals, and good fortune will naturally follow misfortune. 2000-113.10.08