Dzi beads are prominent Feng Shui symbol of protection and good fortune. Dzi bead is a gemstone that is originated from Tibet and the Himalayan mountains thousands year ago. It is commonly seen being worn as part of a fashion accessories like the necklace or bracelet.

In the Chinese society, Dzi beads is widely known as “Heaven’s Beads 天珠” and are believed to bring positive divine benefit to the owner. That is the reason why they are often used for protective talisman or amulet. It possess the capacity to safeguard its wearer from negative energy.

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Decoding the Dzi Beads Meaning Behind each Dzi Patterns

Dzi Beads Do’s and Don’ts

1 . You should wear the The them on the body for example, hand, neck, leg, waist and etc because it has the ability to sense and harmonise with the natural surrounding energy field around your body.

2. Treat your dzi bead with respect by removing it before engaging in any intimate activities at bed.

3. In the event that your dzi bead is broken, remove and replace it immediately.

4. If you have an altar at home, it will be good to place the Dzi bead there for the blessing too.

5. Do not lend the it to other people or allow them to touch your Dzi beads at will.

6. It is a good practice to wear them frequently because it can allow the Dzi beads to interact with the magnetic field of your body.

Most importantly, take good care of your Dzi beads and believe in it without doubt and they will eventually bring you reward.