Something you should know about jade jewelry

Jade - a gemstone of unique symbolic energy, and unique in the myths that surround it. With its beauty and wide-ranging expressiveness, jade has held a special attraction for mankind for thousands of years.

The patterns of Chinese jade jewelry have rich connotations, revealing strong, auspicious colors. The name of "Jade" has a very interesting origin: In general, stones in color of wine, maroon or ochre are called "emerald", while in color of pea green and deep-green called "jade". However, there has an another parlance: Legend has it that "Fei" is a birdie with red plumes,
Not noly admired as its amorous but smooth color, bright but crystal luster, jade also been endowed with gracious noble characters. As an ancient saying goes: "The gentleman in the Derby-yu" If you wearing a clear green but solid quality jade jewelry, your gentlemanly style will open out naturally. Perhaps that is why people are inclined to carve and chisel their favorite jades aboratively, so as to present its delicate mettle and florid brilliance. In this way, One by one pieces of jade art were born. Carved jade is the representitive of jade art in Chinese jade culture.As part of the jade art,jade ring,jade bangle and other jade styles are popular for the jade craftmen to carve different jade Items


As a wonderful work of Arts Academy, she emits limpid and fleckless flavor, she display you a world detached from our daily life, and make all restless hearts regained quietness. Her pure, transparent and smart characters make people enjoyed. Furthermore, the auspicious patterns carved in her body indicate the luck and happiness yet!
In the jade-cutting centres of Canton, Beijing and Hong Kong, the raw material is processed with carborundum and diamond powder. Since jade is, as a rule, not transparent, but has a fine lustre, the cabochon is the form best suited to it. Thin slivers, which can be worn as pendants, and jade bracelets are popular too. Round, cylindrical and flat shapes can be combined to make attractive jade necklaces. Traditionally, jade is processed into slender figures, filigree images or thin-walled vessels. This is sometimes erroneously referred to as jade carving. Unwanted material is in fact removed during the cutting process, and the stone is subsequently polished. Here once again we see the subtle difference between nephrite jade and jadeite jade: whilst polished nephrite has a surface with a resinous lustre, the glassy lustre of jadeite after polishing seems to shine almost like that of a mirror.