Naga Heirloom Necklace -3 copper bicone and a Turbinella Pyrum "Sacred

and a Turbinella Pyrum "Sacred Shank" shell bead used as a clasping closure

Individually shaped beads pressed in a mould containing the sacred image of the Meditating Buddha

but she refused to give one to Jesus (Who was also direly thirsty) as she despised Him or feared Retaliation from the Enemies of Jesus

overcome by despair

Naga Heirloom Necklace -3 copper bicone and a Turbinella Pyrum "SacredNaga Heirloom Necklace in the original configuration. Hand wound Naga "Coral Glass" Heirloom Beads were originally hand wound glass trade beads created in the late 19th century up until the mid 20th century in China, and made to resemble precious red coral and golden amber. These richly colored beads were later traded among Naga people in Northern India and Burma. Because of their rarity and desirability, these "foreign" glass beads became treasured