Agarwood has long been known for its medicinal, aromatic and feng shui benefits as well as its elaborate formation process. When the Aquilaria tree is injured, the tree accumulates resin on the wound to “bandage”. It takes many wounds and years of “sunny and windy” in the deep forest for agarwood to be formed.

The longer the agarwood accumulates, the older the agarwood is, the more valuable it will be. In addition, many people believe that agarwood absorbs the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, the quintessence of the mountains and forests, so it will protect and bring luck to the wearer.

The process of “hunting” for agarwood is difficult because the Aquilaria trees grow in the deep forest, among countless species of trees. Agarwood diggers (agarwood diggers) have to cut mountains and trek through forests for months to search for agarwood. In addition, not all trees have Agarwood, it is said that it takes 1000 trees to find one tree with Agarwood…