According to legend, every totem from the Millennium to the pure dzi beads contains mysterious blessing power. It has been the most mysterious Buddhist relic since ancient times, and it is difficult for people without deep Buddhist blessings to see and get it.
There are many other stories about the origin of dzi beads, and there are more than a dozen classified legends. Including Tianzhu is a paleontological fossil, a snail fossil that tumbled in the Himalayas, and this ancient conch fossil came to the world in the rolling; The dzi beads are the eyes of the gods deposited underground; The dzi beads are made of meteorites falling from outer space.
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Classification of natural dzi beads:
1, round plate bead (also called eye stone, eyeball, eye plate bead, etc. );
2. Pharmacist beads (mostly natural threads and artificially etched);
3. Silk-wrapped agate (many commercial aliases);
4.Pharma dzi beads (once the Himalayan region was an ocean, and Pharma dzi beads were once fossils of aquatic organisms, so they were regarded as sacred because of their roundness);
5. Silicified wood (some trees in desert areas can be jadeite, and a few have rings on them, which can be polished into ornaments);
6, Qian Shi (intensive phobia patients carefully search).
Classification of artificial dzi beads:
Artificial dzi beads are called "inlaid agate", "inlaid chalcedony", "etched agate" and "etched chalcedony" in theoretical circles. Because the ancestors did not know the difference between monocrystalline silicon dioxide and polycrystalline silicon dioxide, there is no difference between agate and chalcedony, hereinafter referred to as agate.
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