Top ten cultural beaded bracelets

Today, with the improvement in people's quality of life, the variety of cultural collectibles has expanded, gradually forming a community of enthusiasts. Among these, cultural bracelets are undoubtedly the most popular. However, many people are unaware of the top ten cultural beaded bracelets. So, what are these top ten bracelets?

1. Heavenly Beads Bracelet
   Natural heavenly beads, also known as nine-eyed stone shale, range from one eye to eighteen eyes. Originating from Tibetan culture, the more eyes a bead has, the higher its price. The most expensive heavenly beads can sell for over a hundred million.

2. Southern Red Agate Bracelet
   Southern red agate is a type of agate, also known as "chi jade." Its fine, oily texture makes it quite rare. In ancient times, it was even used for medicinal purposes to nourish the heart and blood. However, the market is flooded with fakes, making genuine bracelets quite expensive.

3. Multi-Petal Diamond Bracelet
   Diamonds are found in regions like Nepal and Tibet. Commonly, there are four or five petals, but those with more than ten petals are extremely rare. The saying "rarity increases value" applies, leading to high prices for multi-petal diamond bracelets.

4. Dragon Pattern Small Diamond Bracelet
   The dragon pattern diamond bracelet features very clear and visible textures. Despite its unique shape, it has a high density and turns deep red with prolonged handling, making it highly sought after by collectors, sometimes leading to a "hard-to-find" phenomenon.

5. Agarwood Bracelet
   As the name suggests, agarwood bracelets are made from agarwood. They are commonly used for worship, medicinal purposes, and house blessings. Due to their scarcity, demand often exceeds supply, keeping prices high.

6. Turquoise Bracelet
   Turquoise, also known as "pine stone," is named for its resemblance to pine cones and its greenish color. The vibrant turquoise is a traditional gemstone loved worldwide. The bluer the stone, the higher the price, with high-quality, high-blue varieties being particularly expensive.

7. Amber Bracelet
   Amber is an organic mineral known for its oily texture and vibrant colors. Under various lighting conditions, it often displays a bright, transparent quality, earning it the nickname "star of the earth." Recently, white amber has become very popular, with the highest grade, known as "bone porcelain white," fetching prices as high as three thousand per gram.

8. Star and Moon Bodhi Bracelet
   Star and moon Bodhi is derived from the seeds of the Huangteng plant, typically found in China's tropical rainforests. After polishing, small round holes appear in the seeds, surrounded by black dots resembling stars. This type of bracelet is especially popular among young female players, with prices varying widely, sometimes reaching tens of thousands.

9. Small Phoenix Eye Bodhi
   Small phoenix eye bodhi belongs to the bodhi seed family. While phoenix eye bodhi is relatively common, high-quality ones are rarer. Finding a phoenix eye bodhi with a diameter less than 10mm is quite difficult, resulting in prices generally around tens of thousands.

10. Huanghuali Bracelet
    Huanghuali trees typically grow at altitudes of 100 meters in the Dulong Mountains and have a slow growth rate. A fully grown Huanghuali tree is very rare, contributing to the bracelet's scarcity. Prices for Huanghuali bracelets can range from thousands to millions, depending on their texture and color.