What does the plum blossom totem stand for?

Plum blossom totem dzi beads represent the perseverance and indomitable spirit of plum blossom.

The dzi bead, also known as the "Eye of the Sky", is a rare gem, which is mainly produced in the Himalayas such as Tibet, eastern Tibet, Bhutan, Sikkim and Ladakh. Tianzhu is a nine-eyed shale, which contains jade and agate. It is one of the seven treasures, and it is recorded as "Nine Eyes Stone Tianzhu" in the history books. Tibetans still believe that dzi beads are celestial stones. Ancient patterns and shapes, including the operation of the universe and human thinking!

The decoration of dzi beads is generally a little bit, a line, a square, a circle, a diamond, a triangle and so on. These symbols are all named by us. For example, a circle represents one eye, and two circles are two eyes.

Identification method of dzi beads:

1, ancient, clear in color, clear in grain, and oval-fat dzi beads are the best.

2. Although the dzi beads have been worn for generations, they will inevitably be damaged, but there should be no serious damage, fracture or reprocessing.

3. The more eye beads, the rarer the strange eyes, and the higher the price. The closer you get to nine eyes, the better. If there are too many eyes on a dzi bead, that is, thousands of dzi beads, the price will be greatly reduced. It is best that each eye is about the same size. If it is not the same size, it is not a good dzi bead.