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Old Indo Tibetan Agate Eyes lines Arrows Pattern Agate stone Dzi Bead Amulet Pacify Negativities, Bring Good Luck Growth, Strengthening Subjugate Inner/Outer Emotions and Fears Flawless Complete Life There are 5 types of dZi totems: 1) Circle, 2) Square, 3) Diamond, 4) Dot, 5) Abstract. Tibetan friends believe that these five totems are all from the scriptures of Bon religion: 1) The round totem represents "Heaven", which can ward off disasters and bring good luck: (1) Circle represents the Sky, which can pacify calamity and bring good fortune. (2) Square represents the Earth; mother earth feeds and houses all living beings, with the connotation of nourishing and growth. = The square totem represents "earth". Mother earth can bring food and habitat to human beings and all creatures, which means "Benefit" (3) Diamond represents vajra or indestructibility; dharmapala are protector-deities to ward off our inner afflictive emotion and outer obscurations. (4) Dot represents Star and space, for fulfillment of harmonious human life. "Dot" represents the stars and the universe, and can live a full life. Flawless Complete Life 5)Lotus flower, vase, tiger pattern, tiger teeth, tortoise shell pattern, etc. each have their own special meaning. Lotus, treasure-vase, tiger-print. Tiger-tooth, turtle shell markings, etc have their own specific embedded meanings. Other than those who attempt to understand the totems from a Bonism perspective, there are also those who relate the root of these 5 types of totem to ancient Indian Buddhism and treat di beads as Buddhism We try our best to describe items as detail as we can. and make photos as detail as we can. If you have any doubt about the detail, We promise the things you will receive are 100% same with the photos. TibetanDziBeads, AncientBeads, SpiritualJewelry, TibetanTradition, BeadsofProtection, MysticCharms, HealingStones, DziBeadCollection, TibetanAmulets, MeditationBeads,TibetanCulture, TalismanicJewels, PowerfulBeads