139 results for "Tibetan Pendant, Conch Shell" between $5.00 and $150.00

Tibetan Pendant, Conch Shell. This pendant is made by silver and turquoise. The size of the pendant is 3.2*5.5 cm .

Tibetan bead handcrafted of Conch shell and silver metal. Irregular round tabular (flat) in shape, measures approx 28mm in diameter x 12mm thick (1mm hole). Expect some irregularity in the size and shape of this bead, as it was handmade and traditionally rustic in nature. Though the picture may show multiple beads they are sold individually and you will receive only 1.

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Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native amber, green turquoise, agates and precious...

Shells are mineral structures formed by aquatic creatures and land mollusks. Lustrous shells including mother-of-pearl have been carved into cameos and buttons since antiquity. The beauty and variety of shells make them a sought-after decorative material.

Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native green turquoise, agates and precious metals...

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Product Description High quality in EU and US quality standard Quantity: 100 pcs Size:(approx) 9x9x1 mmMaterial: Zinc Alloy Metal (Lead Free& Nickel Free)Color: Tibetan Silver Condition: Brand NewDue to variation in weight the approximate piece count received may vary slightly per itemmbd0174

Hand crafted Tibetan brass shell pendant. Measures approx 32mm x 30mm x 12mm thick (including bail), 4mm bail hole. Expect some irregularity in the size and shape of this pendant, as it is traditionally rustic in nature. Though the image shows 3 of these pendants, they are sold individually and you will receive only 1.

The Conch Shell (Skt. shankha; Tib. dung dkar): The conch shell has survived as the original horn trumpet since time immemorial. Ancient Indian epics describe how each hero of mythical warfare carried a mighty white conch shell, which often bore a personal name. It is one of the main emblems of Vishnu, and his conch bears the name of Panchajanya, meaning 'having control over the five classes of beings.' Arjuna's (hero of the Mahabharata) mighty conch was known as Devadatta, whose triumphant blast...

To learn more about "trade beads" please read, The History of Beads (Dubin), Collectable Beads(Liu), Ornaments From the Past: Bead Studies After Beck (Bead Study Trust), The Bead Is Constant (Wilson), Arizona Highways (July1971), Africa Adorned (Fisher) and the John and Ruth Picard series of books; Volume III - Fancy Beads from the West African Trade, Volume IV - White Hearts, Feather and Eye Beads from the West African Trade, VolumeV - Russian Blues, Faceted and Fancy Beads from the West African...

Tibetan bead handcrafted of Conch shell with brass caps. Tabular (slightly flattened) in shape, measures approx 35mm long x 16-18mm wide x 9-11mm thick (1mm hole). Expect some irregularity in the size and shape of this bead, as it was handmade and traditionally rustic in nature. Though the picture may show multiple beads they are sold individually and you will receive only 1.

Tibetan bead handcrafted of Conch shell and silver metal. Measures approx 20mm long x 15-16mm in diameter (1mm hole). Expect some irregularity in the size and shape of this bead, as it was handmade and traditionally rustic in nature. Though the picture may show multiple beads they are sold individually and you will receive only 1.

Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native amber, green turquoise, agates and precious...

Music is represented on every Tibetan altar as a conch shell. One of the 8 auspicious symbols, this design is found all throughout Buddhist Asia. This 9 inch shell is hand decorated with silver and stones to use on an altar. Size: 9 inches long

Tibetan Pendant, Conch Shell. This pendant is made by silver and turquoise. The size of the pendant is 3.2*5.5 cm .

Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native green turquoise, agates and precious metals...

Perched on a plateau in the Himalayas 16,000 feet above sea level, Tibet at first glance appears to be a remote country overshadowed by its much larger neighbors--India to the West and China to the East. In fact, Tibet has long been a cultural hub and is known worldwide for its astonishing jewelry. Historically, red coral from the Mediterranean, deep blue turquoise from Iran and pearls and conch shells from the Indian Ocean were imported to supplement native amber, green turquoise, agates and precious...