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This timeless jade necklace from our Classic Jade Collection features 101 graduated green jadeite beads ranging from 4 to 7.5mm, secured with a 14K yellow gold fishhook clasp. At 28 inches long, it’s an elegant and versatile piece suitable for anyone seeking the natural beauty of jade.
- Jade Stone: Natural Jadeite Jade 'A Jade'
- 101 Graduated 4 to 7.5mm Beads
- 14K yellow gold Fishhook Clasp
- Gift Wrap + Certificate of Authenticity included
Normal maintenance for silk and cord necklaces may require restringing every 1-3 years. If you wear your bracelet/necklace in the shower, pool, and while sleeping, it may need to be restrung earlier. As with all fine jewelry, please handle with care.
Stone Size: 4-7.5mm Graduated
Color: GREEN
Metal: YELLOW GOLD
Metal Kt: 14
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The Meaning of the Jade Gourd
Identifying the Jade Gourd You may have seen the jade gourd carving before, having not realized what it actually was. Often, the gourd has almost a "snowman" shape like this:...
The Meaning of the Jade Gourd
Identifying the Jade Gourd You may have seen the jade gourd carving before, having not realized what it actually was. Often, the gourd has almost a "snowman" shape like this:...
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Jade Dragon Carvings: Symbols, Stories, and Mea...
In China, jade is deeply embedded in cultural tradition, and its symbolism has been revered for millennia. Jade is more than just a gemstone for jewelry, it's an art medium...
Jade Dragon Carvings: Symbols, Stories, and Mea...
In China, jade is deeply embedded in cultural tradition, and its symbolism has been revered for millennia. Jade is more than just a gemstone for jewelry, it's an art medium...
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Nephrite Jade vs. Jadeite Jade: What's the Diff...
When most people hear the word jade, they think of a green gemstone. But in gemology, jade actually refers to two entirely different minerals: nephrite jade and jadeite jade (also called...
Nephrite Jade vs. Jadeite Jade: What's the Diff...
When most people hear the word jade, they think of a green gemstone. But in gemology, jade actually refers to two entirely different minerals: nephrite jade and jadeite jade (also called...
