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This Guatemalan blue-green jadeite jade band for men and women can be worn daily as a wedding band, or as a fashion ring. Guatemalan jadeite jade, known for its distinctive grey-blue-green hues is a rare and historically significant gemstone once cherished by ancient Mesoamerican civilizations. Learn more about Guatemalan jade in our article: Why Everyone’s Talking about Guatemalan Jade
Do not drop on cement or tile.
- Jade Stone: Natural Jadeite Jade 'A Jade'
- Finger Size: 9.25
- Ring Width: 5.5mm
- Gift Wrap + Certificate of Authenticity included
Please note: Solid jade band rings such as this one can not be sized. Not sure about your ring size? Learn more about ring sizing here.
Ring Size: 9.25
Stone Size: 26.4 x 5.5 x 3.6mm
Color: GREEN
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