The 3 Eyes Tiger Tooth Dzi Bead Dark Brown Agate
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Material
Dark Brown Semi Opaque Agate with white lines 3 Eyes
Description
Tiger Tooth Shape 5.66 cm L x 1.36 cm W, 14.5 Gram
- The 3 eyed Dzi bead represents the three stars of luck, happiness, honor, and longevity. It is the bead of wealth and health to bring continuous fortune.
- A tiger never lets its prey lost; therefore this tiger tooth Dzi is suitable for people in money and stock market and general merchants who seek every trace of profit from their daily work.
- 3 Eyes Dzi is to be worn by people born under the Years of Dragon (1928 1940 1952 1964 1976 1988 2000) and Snake (1929 1941 1953 1965 1977 1989 2001).
- Please read the Dzi related Articles in my Blog Post “Cleaning, Energizing and Caring Your Dzi Bead” for taking care of Dzi Bead in your possession.
- Other Related Articles: Dzi Eyes Meanings, Dzi Symbols, Dzi Birth Years.
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