This Tibetan Dzi bead is dated up to 700 years old. However, I cannot guarantee this statement. Please decide for yourself, note the horseshoe markings, the softened edges and the patina lines within the lines of the drawing. Dzi beads, known for their distinctive patterns and deep cultural significance, have been revered for centuries, particularly in Tibetan and Himalayan traditions. These beads, often made from agate, feature unique designs such as eyes, squares, and circles, each carrying symbolic meaning. Traditionally, they are believed to bring protection, good fortune, and spiritual insight to their wearer. Dzi beads are thought to carry potent energies, helping to balance the body and mind while promoting healing and spiritual growth. Whether worn as jewelry or used in meditation, these beads are often seen as powerful amulets. Whether you're interested in their historical background, artistic beauty, or metaphysical properties, Dzi beads remain a timeless symbol of protection and spirituality, valued across cultures and generations. The Dzi Kubera bead is one of the most popular Tibetan talismans aimed at accumulating wealth. This Dzi symbolizes the god of wealth, Kubera or Dzambala. These are different aspects of the god of wealth and abundance, which are different in Buddhist and Hindu traditions. The power of these gods of wealth is also present in other Dzi beads. Registered, insured and well protected shipping.