Ji Medicine Vintage - Healing Bracelet from Tibetan Agato Chung dZi

It's a miracle again in my workshop...
Tibetan agate bracelet Chung dZi, the most valuable beads among Tibetans...

The stone is balanced, gently landing and grounding, very helpful in meditations on awareness of your body, but also inspires spiritual growth and development.

While I was getting acquainted with this unique bracelet, I felt this enveloping warmth and wisdom.

Tibetan doctors considered such beads to be "healing ..."
The name Chong Ji is used to refer to a type of stone that has unique healing properties.

Tibetans call many types of beads Chong Ji - these are beads with bands etched in a special way, and an interesting kind of healing ji Suleimani or Soloman, a round bead with a thin stripe, a Medicine Buddha bead..

the Tibetan bracelet in the photo is incredible... Brought from Lhasa, Tibet. The beads have a noble oily sheen, some stones have a noble patina..
Beads are about 10 by 14mm, the bracelet in this form as in the photo is perfect for wrists from 15cm (loose) to 17cm (tight)
If your wrist is larger, we will select some kind of correct insert bead and adjust the size.

the Tibetan bracelet is made of 18 beads - which can be perfectly used as a rosary... Buddhist Rosary beads of 18 Arhats...

Arhats are very revered not only among scientists and philosophers, among monks of the Buddhist religion, but also among lay people who worship them as patrons and intercessors endowed with supernatural power.

Nakula (NặC-cự-la) is an arhat who is usually depicted immersed in meditation. It is believed that he was originally a warrior with supernatural power. He left the struggle and wars to become a monk. And he achieved Enlightenment through persistent meditation. He began to symbolize perseverance, strength and constancy in the pursuit of spiritual perfection and enlightenment.