Weight: 466g
Measurements: 84mm(L) x 62mm(H) x 57mm(W)
Jade
Jade is a highly valued gemstone that has been cherished for thousands of years, particularly in Asian cultures, for its beauty and supposed metaphysical properties. It comes in two distinct mineral forms: Nephrite, a calcium magnesium silicate with a creamy, smooth texture and appearance, and Jadeite, a sodium aluminum silicate that is slightly harder and can display more vibrant colors. Jadeite is particularly prized for its rich emerald-green variety known as "Imperial Jade," but both types of jade come in a range of colors, including green, white, lavender, black, and red.
Jade deposits are found in several parts of the world, including Myanmar (formerly Burma), New Zealand, Guatemala, and the United States (mainly in Alaska and California). The stone has been used historically for tools, jewelry, and ornamental objects, reflecting its importance across various cultures for its beauty and durability.
Jade is revered for its association with harmony, balance, and protection. It is believed to promote a sense of calm and well-being, enhancing the body's natural healing abilities. Jade is often used in practices aiming to balance the heart chakra, fostering emotional release and encouraging feelings of love and compassion. Jade is also considered a stone of prosperity and luck. It's thought to attract good fortune, friendship, and loyalty, making it a popular stone for those seeking to improve their personal or professional lives. Additionally, jade is believed to offer protective qualities, guarding against harm and negativity. In terms of physical healing, jade is said to benefit the body in multiple ways, including supporting kidney function, strengthening the immune system, and aiding in detoxification processes. Its soothing energy is also believed to help with nervous system disorders and relieve pain, especially in joint and hip problems.
