Seven barrel-cut three-eye dzi beads. Brown agate, polished. Black stone spacers flanked by carved silver — spiral motifs, geometric lines. A tassel hangs from one end: two red beads, a tapered silver pendant with raised patterns, finished with a petal charm.
The three-eyed dzi draws fortune. The silver work ties it to old Himalayan craft — hand-finished, not stamped. The tassel is not decoration. It marks the start and end of a cycle, like mala beads. Wear it straight, or let the tassel fall where it wants.
