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This is a necklace and clavicle chain, also used as a Wenwan neck hanging item. It is a multi-gemstone piece inspired by ancient beads, with a style influenced by Western Asian Pyu and Tibetan cultures.
It is made of materials such as agate, with Dzi beads and multi-gemstone combinations. There are colorful red chalcedony beads, inlaid Pyu beads, line beads, small sugar ball beads, woven agate beads, and other elements like salmon-colored beads. It has an ancient and high antiquity feel, with features like milk skin infiltration, and includes red agate, green agate, and old agate beads. The beads are in an old-style, straight-cut, round shape, and it is of the same style as that of Laobai. It serves as both jewelry and Wenwan accessories, suitable for fingering Wenwan strings.
The main material is agate (red chalcedony with three-line inlaid pattern), matched with more than twenty agate beads, two artificial turquoise beads, and one piece of glass bead.
It also incorporates elements such as One-line Medicine Master beads, tortoiseshell beads, three-line beads, seven-line beads, football-shaped beads, longevity beads, melon-shaped beads, starry sky pattern beads, ghost eye beads, and Bactrian beads from Nepal and Mesopotamia. Some beads have been modified.
Condition: Brand new.
Bead diameter: 7 - 9mm (about 0.28 - 0.35 inches as 1mm ≈ 0.039 inches).
Material: Agate.
Number of beads: Variable.
This is a necklace and clavicle chain, also used as a Wenwan neck hanging item. It is a multi-gemstone piece inspired by ancient beads, with a style influenced by Western Asian Pyu and Tibetan cultures.
It is made of materials such as agate, with Dzi beads and multi-gemstone combinations. There are colorful red chalcedony beads, inlaid Pyu beads, line beads, small sugar ball beads, woven agate beads, and other elements like salmon-colored beads. It has an ancient and high antiquity feel, with features like milk skin infiltration, and includes red agate, green agate, and old agate beads. The beads are in an old-style, straight-cut, round shape, and it is of the same style as that of Laobai. It serves as both jewelry and Wenwan accessories, suitable for fingering Wenwan strings.
The main material is agate (red chalcedony with three-line inlaid pattern), matched with more than twenty agate beads, two artificial turquoise beads, and one piece of glass bead.
It also incorporates elements such as One-line Medicine Master beads, tortoiseshell beads, three-line beads, seven-line beads, football-shaped beads, longevity beads, melon-shaped beads, starry sky pattern beads, ghost eye beads, and Bactrian beads from Nepal and Mesopotamia. Some beads have been modified.
Condition: Brand new.
Bead diameter: 7 - 9mm (about 0.28 - 0.35 inches as 1mm ≈ 0.039 inches).
Material: Agate.
Number of beads: Variable.
We offer free shipping on selected items, such as bundled sets and gift products. For small or single items, a shipping fee may apply based on package weight and destination.
Please refer to the shipping details on each product page.
For questions, contact us at: 📧 service@aoaotoy.com
We offer free shipping on selected items, such as bundled sets and gift products. For small or single items, a shipping fee may apply based on package weight and destination.
Please refer to the shipping details on each product page.
For questions, contact us at: 📧 service@aoaotoy.com
Please note: We do not accept returns for non-quality-related reasons such as change of mind, wrong selection, or international shipping delays.
Contact us:
📧 service@aoaotoy.com
💬 WhatsApp via the button on the bottom right
🕒 Mon–Fri, 10:00–18:00 (UTC+8)
Please note: We do not accept returns for non-quality-related reasons such as change of mind, wrong selection, or international shipping delays.
Contact us:
📧 service@aoaotoy.com
💬 WhatsApp via the button on the bottom right
🕒 Mon–Fri, 10:00–18:00 (UTC+8)