Is it true that the tour guide took us to Tibet to buy dzi beads? I bought it in a boutique hall at a price of 1500 or so, and I bought it at a price of 1000.

I'm not sure if the Tianzhu brought by the Tibetan tour guide is real. When buying dzi beads, it is a subjective question, and its authenticity mainly depends on the judgment and trust of the buyer.

Tibetan old pearls generally refer to ancient pearls in Tibet. Tibet Laozhu has a long history and is of great value in the field of collection and investment. However, with the rising price of Tibetan God Beads, there are many counterfeit products on the market. Therefore, buyers need to judge carefully.

The price of the dzi beads you bought in the boutique hall is relatively low, which may indicate that this dzi beads is not a very expensive collection. Of course, if dzi beads have a certain historical or cultural value, then its price may exceed the general level.

In short, you must judge carefully when buying Tibetan beads, and it is best to have relevant knowledge and experience. In case of doubt or uncertainty, it is recommended to consult a professional or a local pearl collector.