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Mainly produced in the Himalayas such as Tibet and eastern Tibet, Dzi is a rare sub-gemstone with strong ethnic and religious characteristics, and its origin can be traced back to the ancient period between 3000 and 1500 BC. From ancient times to the present, in Tibetan areas, from the powerful to the high-ranking monks, they have regarded the dzi as a religious relic and the treasure of the gods, which is extremely special. In addition, due to the mysterious origin and special religious significance of dzi, the market value of dzi in ancient beads has always been proud, and it is a veritable "king of pearls", and its value is even more incalculable, it is not an exaggeration to say that it is a "priceless treasure". This three-eyed dzi is 2.5 cm long, weighs 7.3 grams, the bead body is symmetrical, the texture is hard, the color is distinct, the pulp is round, the lines are clear, the color is uniform, the lines of the sky eye are smooth and natural, the weathering traces appear that this bead is more unpredictable, more attractive, the surface of the bead naturally exists a layer of oily, waxy moisture, smooth and comfortable, excellent feeling, with high collection significance.