Showing posts with label jade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jade. Show all posts

Saturday, October 17, 2015

Recent Work - Flower Jade

Sold

 Flower Jade is a type of Jadeite. The variety of Jade known as Jadeite comes in a variety of colors including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, lilac, pink, black, white, and brown. 


Historically, Jadeite has been treasured in China as the royal gemstone, Yu, for 5,000 years. Mined in Japan, Myanmar, Guatemala and USA.  



Flower jade is thought to enhance confidence and self-assuredness.



 It helps one gain knowledge from dreams, and assists in getting in touch with one’s spiritual side. 

(Note: Stone trivia is provided for curiosity only.)

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

Recent Work - Flower Jade

Flower jade is a type of jadeite. It comes in many colors. Historically jadeite has been a treasured stone in China as the royal gemstone YU for 5000 years. It is mined in Japan, Myanmar, USA and Guatemala. Flower jade is thought to enhance confidence and self-assuredness, It helps one gain knowledge from dreams and assists with getting in touch with your spiritual side. (This information is provided for curiosity only and is not meant to be medical advice).

All of these are SOLD. 





 Mixed with freshwater pearls.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Recent Work - Flower Jade

I try to keep a selection of every color in my booth. Right now I am low on greens and purples. This weekend I made a dent in green with these flower jade necklaces.
All of these have sold

 Mixed with Afghan serpentine and green jade.
 Mixed with aventurine.
 Mixed with green jade.
Mixed with moss agate.

Monday, March 4, 2013

March Green

Green is not just for St Pats, it is also the color of spring! 
Watch for more new green necklaces this month. 

First up is the last in a long line of green necklaces - this is the last  teardrop green jasper that I had in my collection. It is mixed with jasper chips, jade, copper glass seed beads and copper accents.   Matching bracelet and earrings in jade and copper. All have since sold.