Tibetan Dzi: These beads are said to be the ancient ornaments of demigods, considered to be so powerful that pieces of the stones were ground into a powder to be used in traditional medicines (we recommend against trying this). Today they are rare and prized protective amulets, said to ward off negative energies and accidents. Each stone is believed to have unique properties that attract wealth, wisdom, love, or happiness. In ancient times it was believed that the bead itself would choose its owner and won’t stay with an unlucky or negative person. Tibet, Bhutan, Ladakh, and Nepal.
Tibetan Wood Agate: Wood agate is mined in Tibet in one of the most sacred areas on Earth. The mines are at altitudes of over 15,000 feet high in the Himalayan Mountains, reachable only in warmer months and not easily accessible by machinery. Most of the mining is done by hand and is often done by Monks who carry the stone out in sacks. These stones have sacred energy frequencies that contain the wisdom of the ancient cultures, offering access to that knowledge to those who wear it or use it in meditation. This stone has harmonious energy, which brings balance and alignment to its wearer. It’s a stone of protection and aides in astral projection and lucid dreaming.
Tibetan Wood Agate: Wood agate is mined in Tibet in one of the most sacred areas on Earth. The mines are at altitudes of over 15,000 feet high in the Himalayan Mountains, reachable only in warmer months and not easily accessible by machinery. Most of the mining is done by hand and is often done by Monks who carry the stone out in sacks. These stones have sacred energy frequencies that contain the wisdom of the ancient cultures, offering access to that knowledge to those who wear it or use it in meditation. This stone has harmonious energy, which brings balance and alignment to its wearer. It’s a stone of protection and aides in astral projection and lucid dreaming.