Product Description: Discover the timeless allure of ancient Agate, a mineral belonging to the Chalcedony family. Formed through the layered deposition of Opal, Quartz, and Chalcedony within cavities of igneous or sedimentary rocks, Agate has been cherished as an ornamental stone and is considered one of Buddhism's Seven Treasures. In the world of gemstones, it symbolizes "harmony," "symbiosis," and "health," making it a popular choice as a power stone today. In Yemen, Agate is known as "Aqiq" and is highly valued for its vivid reddish-brown hues and natural simplicity. This particular piece captivates with its translucent reddish-brown tones and lustrous finish reminiscent of glass or ceramics. When handled, the beads emit a soothing sound as they touch each other. Accented with record beads, crafted from coconut shells, resin, or recycled old records in the late 1900s, this Agate strand beautifully blends ancient and modern elements.
Specifications:
Estimated Production Age: Some parts date back approximately 5000 years
Country of Origin: Yemen
Materials: Agate, Metal beads (unknown composition)
Individual Bead Size: Maximum 6.8cm x 0.8cm, Minimum 1.3cm x 0.8cm
Overall Size: Total length 56cm (Bead section 37cm)
Special Notes:
Please note that while it can be worn as a necklace, the beads are strung on a fishing line, and we cannot guarantee its strength.
Additional Information:
As an antique item, there may be scratches, cracks, chips, or stains present. Images are for illustrative purposes only, and the actual product may vary in pattern and color. Please allow for slight measurement discrepancies.
