History and Origin

This Tsa Dzi bead comes from Tibet and measures 20 × 12 mm. Crafted from Tibetan sacred medicine material, dzi beads are among the most revered ritual objects in Himalayan culture. The presence of the 3-eye design connects it with powerful spiritual and protective symbolism.

Cultural & Spiritual Significance

The 3-eye dzi bead is traditionally associated with health, longevity, and the removal of obstacles. It is believed to attract blessings, bring vitality, and protect the wearer from misfortune. In Tibetan culture, medicine dzi beads (tsa dzi) are considered especially sacred, infused with both healing and spiritual energy.

Material & Condition

Made from Tibetan medicine material, this dzi shows patina and devotional wear, signs of age and authenticity. Its earthy texture and natural markings enhance its sacred character.

Appearance

• Distinct 3-eye design symbolizing blessings and protection

• Warm patina and age-worn surface

• Compact, smooth, and well-preserved bead

Collector’s Interest

Medicine dzi beads are rare and highly prized among collectors and practitioners. The combination of authentic material, patina, and 3-eye design makes this bead especially desirable.

Usage & Benefits

• Can be worn on a mala, necklace, or as a standalone amulet

• Believed to strengthen health, vitality, and inner resilience

• Brings protection, luck, and spiritual blessings

• Serves as both a sacred ritual object and a collectible heirloom