The treasure of all things in the world-dzi beads, is known as:
In ancient times, it was called tea horse.
Now it is called "the worship of pride"
Realize everything for this treasure
The four corners of tea wool are precious.
This stone won the honor of jewelry.
Don't know the true face of the treasure
Like a stone on the water.
Recognize the true face of the treasure
Because of this, everything is good and will always be good.
Try a hundred times and nothing will happen.
Ambition has not improved a thousand times.
Get this thumb-shaped treasure
May everything be perfect.
In ancient times, the dzi bead was a tassel flower enshrined in the Buddha's body and a sacred product of fire sacrifice. For Tibetans, dzi Zhu is an extremely precious property, an indispensable ornament for Tibetan girls to marry in adulthood, and a precious medicinal material. Although the dzi beads are small, they can reflect the profound Tibetan culture, connecting the past and today, involving many fields, whether it is culture, belief, civilization, or even history, economy and life.
Because the natural geographical dzi beads handed down are extremely rare, so there are only a few dzi beads handed down so far, that is, many people dream but rarely see dzi beads. Because of its rare, rare and non-renewable characteristics, as well as its incredible magnetic field induction, coupled with the practice and wearing of past generations of holders, its value has been enhanced, and things are rare and precious, which has become a treasure in the collection.