6 Dragon Eye Tibetan Dzi Bracelet — Agate, Lapis & Tiger's Eye

A 6 Dragon Eye Tibetan Dzi bead bracelet, an unusual eye-count within the Dzi tradition, strung with lapis, tiger's eye, clear quartz, smoky quartz, and rutilated quartz on an 8mm stretch band. The Dzi bead itself measures 37mm and 11mm thick, hand carved in natural agate. Across Tibetan tradition, Dzi beads are worn as protective amulets, and the number of eyes etched onto a bead is read as significant to its particular purpose.

Six-eyed patterns sit among the less commonly encountered Dzi designs compared with the more widely produced single or double-eye beads, and within the broader eye-count tradition, higher and less typical eye counts are generally associated with more specific or elevated intentions, success, protection, and personal achievement chief among them for this pattern.

A closer look at these stones

This is a hand carved bead in the etched-agate Dzi tradition, sometimes called "Chung Dzi" to distinguish modern carved pieces from ancient heirloom "pure Dzi," whose origins remain genuinely mysterious even to specialists. The five accompanying stones each bring their own reputation: lapis for insight, tiger's eye for grounded confidence, clear and smoky quartz for clarity and stability, and rutilated quartz for focus and motivation.

• Stones: Hand carved 6-eye Dzi bead (agate) with lapis, tiger's eye, clear quartz, smoky quartz, rutilated quartz
• Dzi bead: 37mm long, 11mm thick
• Bracelet: 8mm stretch band, 7 in (women's average), 8 in (men's average), or specify a length

Wearing your bracelet

It suits everyday wear as a genuine talisman piece, and makes a meaningful gift for someone pursuing a significant goal or milestone. When ordering, note your wrist measurement or desired bracelet length in the personalization box, since bracelet length typically runs about an inch longer than wrist size. Take it off before showering or swimming, and clean with a dry soft cloth, since Dzi beads are traditionally kept dry rather than soaked.

Please note: crystals are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Keep small pieces away from young children.