Dzi bead bracelet

Malachite is the stone of change: it stimulates the will and awareness of needs and desires, urging the wearer to realize them, to freely experience their emotions without being trapped by them, as well as to free themselves from old repressed pains and traumas.

The deepest meaning of the word dZi indicates the amuletic power or protective qualities associated with these stones; in fact, Tibetans believe they can dispel all sorts of negativity for those who wear them, and this is one of the many reasons why a dZi stone may have been handed down within a family.

Two-eyed Tibetan Dzi

It signifies love, happy marriage, strengthening of marriage, energetic harmony in sexual relations, and the elimination of evil. In Buddhism, it means unlocking the path to enlightenment. For those who have already found their soulmate, it helps maintain relationships. For those who are still single, it helps them meet Love. Sometimes there are two-eyed beads with small "ticks" on the sides that symbolize bats bringing happiness.