Amber - Amber - Rosary old Amber 856 (g)18-20 - 60 cm - 18 mm

Rare Indian Amber Prayer Beads – Set of 3 Rosaries / Tesbih / Misbaha A rare set of three Indian Amber prayer beads (Rosaries / Tesbih / Misbaha), beautifully crafted from natural amber and featuring a distinctive natural color gradient ranging from rich red and reddish-brown tones to warm golden honey amber. Each rosary consists of 33 amber beads, traditionally designed for prayer, meditation, and collection. The beads are primarily round-shaped, with a standard bead size of approximately 18 × 15 mm. Some additional amber beads and pieces are larger than the stated 18 × 15 mm size, adding character, variety, and uniqueness to each rosary. The natural amber displays a beautiful range of colors, including deep red, reddish amber, reddish-brown, orange, golden, and warm honey tones. The beads feature natural variations in color, transparency, patterns, inclusions, and internal details, making every bead and each rosary unique. The rosaries were carved by a carver named “Nazeer.” Details: * Quantity: 3 Rosaries * Beads per rosary: 33 beads * Total beads: 99 beads * Bead shape: Round * Main bead size: Approximately 18 × 15 mm * Some beads/pieces: Larger than 18 × 15 mm * Color: Natural amber with a beautiful gradient from rich red and reddish-brown to golden and warm honey tones * Rosary 1 weight: 181.70 g * Rosary 2 weight: 254.19 g * Rosary 3 weight: 420.19 g * Total weight: 856.08 g * Suitable for: Prayer, meditation, collecting, and appreciation of natural amber craftsmanship Treated / heat-treated amber. The beads are relatively heavy and do not float in salt water. Please consider the photos, weight, and physical characteristics when evaluating the material. Natural amber can vary in color, transparency, inclusions, patterns, and size. These natural variations are part of the beauty and character of genuine amber. The photographs are an important part of the description and show the actual three rosaries offered in this set.

Stima:€2,000

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