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Certified Natural Untreated
Type "A" Jadeite Jade
This blue-green Guatemalan jadeite jade open circle pendant glows with natural translucence, suspended gracefully from a 14K yellow gold chain. A timeless piece that speaks for itself.
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Jade Stone: Natural Jadeite Jade 'A Jade'
- Jade Stone Size: 16.3 x 3.4mm
- Pendant Size: 0.64" Length
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14K Yellow Gold
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18" chain with a jump ring at 16"
- Gift Wrap + Certificate of Authenticity included
This authentic jade necklace for women can be worn at either 18" or 16". This jade stone has a natural blue-green color. Please note: As jade is a natural material, each piece is truly unique. This means that the size, shape, and color of the stone you receive may differ slightly from the photographs.
Jade Meaning - Jade has long been believed to be a symbol of good luck. Its cultural significance spans millennia across multiple continents, representing strength and longevity due to its durability.
Stone Size: 16.3 x 3.4MM
Color: GREEN
Metal: YELLOW GOLD
Metal Kt: 14
Origin: Guatemala
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