Buddha Dragon Eye Dzi Bead (butsuryūgan tenju) From AI: Also known as the "King of Dzi Beads," it is said to combine the power of the dragon's eyes with the compassion of the Buddha, offering powerful protection against evil and misfortune, as well as attracting wealth, fortune, power, and happiness. In particular, the "Dragon Eye Dzi Bead" symbolizes the power of the dragon's eyes, possessing the ability to overcome difficulties and bring success. When combined with the "Buddha Eye" and "Sanskrit characters," the blessings of the Buddha and the wisdom of the universe are added, giving it a deeper meaning. Main Meanings and Effects: Powerful Protection Against Evil and Misfortune: Repels all disasters and negative energy with the power of the dragon's eyes and the blessings of the Buddha. Acquisition of Wealth and Power: Dragons symbolize emperors and are believed to bring power, immense wealth, and fame. Fulfillment of Wishes and Happiness: It is said that all wishes will be granted, and infinite merit (good fortune) will be obtained. Overcoming Difficulties: Possesses strong energy to overcome difficult situations and lead to success. Compassion and Wisdom: Embodies the heart of the Buddha and the wisdom of the universe, leading to mental stability and improved judgment. Connection with Dragon Veins: It is also said to connect with the dragon veins in feng shui, activating good fortune. About "Dragon Eye," "Buddha Eye," and "Sanskrit Characters": Dragon Eye: The eye of the dragon itself, symbolizing immense power, protection, and success. Buddha Eye: The compassionate gaze of the Buddha (especially Kannon Bodhisattva), watching over and saving people. Sanskrit Characters: Each character symbolizes a Buddha, and protective Sanskrit characters (which vary depending on the zodiac sign) provide the blessings of one's guardian Buddha and protect from misfortune. Length: 26mm Width: 15mm I love Dzi beads and have been collecting them for a long time, but I'm decluttering a bit. If you're interested, or if it catches your eye, what do you think?