Fifteen round three-eye dzi beads. Amber and black, alternating. No spacers between them — just stone against stone, color against color. The amber glows warm. The black pulls it back. The rhythm is steady.
Three-eyed dzi is the wealth stone in Tibetan tradition. Fifteen of them on one wrist is a statement — not subtle, not quiet. The number breaks into three groups of five. Five elements. Five directions. Five blessings. Multiplied by three. Fortune, compounded.
