Serial Number: 4040100

Materials: Tibetan Silver | Turquoise | Corallite

Suggested Retail: $60

Your Price: $29.95

Cost Saving: $30.05

Snuff was once quite popular among Tibetan. Various snuff containers, such as snuff-boxes and snuff-bottles, were designed and made for the snuff-takers. No matter rich or poor, there were always suitable ones for them. But nowadays, you know, cigarette is overrunning all over the world. The snuff-bottle tends to be more like a plaything or ornament with ingenious techniques, stylish appearance and good portability.
The snuff bottle you are looking at is full of Tibet culture. It is made from Tibetan silver with delicate hand-enchased traditional Tibetan pattern, turquoises and corallites on the surface. You may use it to bottle the sachet.
Tibetan silver is a kind of silver alloy made by traditional Tibetan technology. It looks darker than sterling silver, but it has a special rugged style which sterling silver can never show. With gelongs' blessing on, it turns brighter while you keep it on your body.
As a sort of rare red natural mineral, red coral gives you the feeling of primitive simplicity and connotation. Coral derives its name from two Greek words meaning "daughter of the sea". It can be worn as protection for sea travel. It's known to attract love and provide a long and happy marriage. Coral can protect children against evil influences and ensure a healthy future. This stone promotes reason, courage and wisdom.
Turquoise was well known as the spirit of sea and sky even in the age of ancient Egypt. This word is named because of it was carried out through Turkey. Turquoise is a protective stone that can be worn to ward off negative energy, disease, violence and accidents. It heals sadness and grief and promotes courage, inner strength and self-love. Turquoise can be worn to attract friendship, good fortune and money.
This wonderful piece you are looking is a real product of mysterious Tibetan culture, which can bring the protection, wealth and good luck.
All our artworks are 100% handmade by handicraftsmen in Tibet.

* Comprehend more about Tibet
* Information about the materials