Color: Gold

Measurement: 40x15 mm approx.

Material: Metal

Finished: Plated

Shape/Style: Tube

 

     These Dzi Beads, the “King of all Dzis”, are the most revered and desired among all of the Dzi beads; this is because in Buddhism, the number nine is a symbol of completeness and fullness. This number brings all forms of luck and benefits, some of these being augmented authority, increased income, higher status on the corporate ladder, fantastic financial gains, holy blessings and everlasting health.

     In addition to this, the Nine Eyed Tibetan Dzi Beads will eliminate obstacles and allow for increase upward mobility. Dzi beads (pronounced “ji”, meaning “brightness”) are gemstone charms that are highly worshipped in Tibet and the Himalaya mountain range. Having been transferred from one generation to the next, over thousands of years, Tibetan culture highly reveres the Dzi beads and treats them as mystical charms. It is known as the “Heavenly Stone” by Tibetans, because of the legendary story of how the demi-gods discarded the Dzi Beads once they were scratched in the slightest way.

     There are many other legends and tales surrounding the powers of the Dzi beads lucky charms, which originate from Tibetan folklore. There are many mythical beliefs behind the powers of the these good luck beads; these come from Tibet itself, which has always been a land of mystics and holy powers. The lucky charm beads can create an abundance of benefits, among which are prosperity, good fortune, health and longevity.      When the beholder wears the Dzi beads, they will adorn an “invisible cloak”, protecting them against evil forces, negative energy and supernatural spirits. Diseases and untimely deaths are also avoided by the presence of this Tibetan charm – this is because they improve the immunity of the beholder by equalling out the body’s yin, yang and five elements.