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Handmade Tibetan Jewelry Agate Tibetan Silver Ring

Limit points for buying:99 integral
Regular Price:$95.00
Special Price:$55.00

The abundance of rich tradition, and the uniqueness that master craftsmen bring into their creations, is always the cause of immense admiration for Tibetan Necklaces. It creates a beautiful blend of spirituality and also a ‘'stand out'' accessory to own. The use of bright colours, beautiful gems, and precious metals all make for pieces of Jewelry you will be hard pressed to find in every retail store.
The use of many different decorative items in the creation of these Necklaces, is equated by the Ancient Tibetans to being a way of bringing them closer to the gods, and the same level of attention and detail still exists to this day, in the creation of these truly beautiful treasures. Hand crafted jewelry in the region has always been viewed as genuine expressions of the people's creativity and outstanding skill. Tibetan necklaces mix conventional culture and modern-day fashion successfully. The Necklaces incorporates the unique charms of the modern world and captures the traditional work of art of this old race. Their uniqueness, make these necklaces a must-have for every woman that considers herself trendy, a trend-setter, or if you occasionally want to really stand out in the crowd. No surprise every jewelry connoisseur usually takes satisfaction in owning them. They are the greatest purchase any jewelry and art lover might have. Tibetan jewelry will never be mass produced. They undertake the tedious procedure for manual hammering and sculpting. They are the products of the decided and creative hands of the native jewellers. The rustic and unfinished look tends to make them quite simple yet elegant, making these pieces suitable for all occasions. As for the decorative gems used, Turquoise is probably used the most, and in fact, it is one of the earliest materials to be used as a gemstone. Coral is another ancient material used for necklaces, and has religious references in Buddhist scriptures as one of the 'seven treasures'. The other gemstone used in making these cultural works of functional art is Amber, known in its most precious form as Mila. And ofcourse, Silver which is normally used as the metal setting for this type of tibetan ring, as it provides a strong and visually pleasing base for the often heavy gems.