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Certified Natural Untreated
Type "A" Jadeite Jade
This elegant double-strand bracelet features 46 natural water jadeite jade beads, showcasing soft, luminous color and timeless beauty. Finished with an ornate 14K yellow gold filigree box clasp, this classic design beautifully complements the jade and adds a refined vintage-inspired touch.
Water Jade Color Meaning: Water jade is highly translucent green jade, sometimes also known as “icy green.” It represents renewal, and is a symbol of life and nature. Learn more about jade meaning on the Mason-Kay Jade blog: The Meaning of Jade
- Jade Stone: Natural Jadeite Jade 'A Jade'
- 7" length
- Stone Size: 46 @ 6.5mm
- 14K Yellow Gold
- Gift Wrap + Certificate of Authenticity included
This authentic jade bracelet for women is new and a part of our Designer Jade Collection.
Ring Size: 0
Stone Size: 46 @ 6.5MM
Color: WATER
Metal: YELLOW GOLD
Metal Kt: 14K
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