[Chin Cui] Natural Jadeite Ice-Exploded Black Jade with Green Ring, Size 16, Style E - Graduation Gift

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53138504276_07c8705a8d_b.jpg |░ Product Description ░| [Chin Cui] Natural Jadeite Ice-Exploded Black Jade with Green Ring, Size 16, Style E - Graduation Gift High-ice black jade with green accents, a beautiful ring. Black jade is believed to ward off evil and is incredibly versatile, a perfect match for the trendy black aesthetic. |░ Dimensions ░| Cabochon: Outer circumference 25mm x 19mm / Thickness 4mm. International ring size 16. |░ Certification ░| All jadeite pieces are sourced from reputable merchants in Guangdong's major jadeite hubs, Sihui and Jieyang. They undergo verification by both instruments and professionals. After sourcing, each piece is examined under a UV light, and samples from each batch are sent to the Taipei Gemstone Testing Center for appraisal. For the Chin Cui series, if you require a Taiwanese testing report, there will be an additional fee for the buyer. The Chun Cui series will include a Taiwanese certificate. |░ Reasons to Love Jadeite ░| "People nurture jade for three years, and jade nurtures people for a lifetime." Crystals possess a powerful aura but require regular cleansing. Jadeite is a natural hard jade, known for its gentle and mellow properties. While its energy field may not be as strong as crystals, jadeite's inherent energy is exceptionally clean and pure, offering only beneficial influences and dispelling negative energy. Currently, over 40 minerals have been identified in jadeite. Its chemical composition is sodium aluminum silicate—NaAI〔Si2 O6〕, often containing trace elements like Calcium (Ca), Chromium (Cr), Nickel (Ni), Manganese (Mn), Magnesium (Mg), and Iron (Fe). White: Essentially free of impurities. Red: Contains trivalent iron. Black: Contains more than 2% chromium. Green: Contains more than 2% chromium and divalent iron. Yellow: Contains elemental iron. Purple: Contains elemental manganese. Blue: Similar to green, but rarer than other colors. Trace element "Calcium" (Ca) is the most abundant mineral in the human body, primarily distributed in bones and teeth, with calcium also present in blood and muscles. Calcium is a vital regulator of human life activities, playing crucial physiological roles throughout life's stages, from youth to adulthood and old age. Calcium is an essential macro-mineral indispensable for human health and longevity. Trace element "Chromium" (Cr) is significantly important for maintaining normal physiological functions, preventing cardiovascular diseases, and aiding in blood sugar regulation. The human body cannot synthesize it independently and must obtain it through natural foods or supplements. For individuals with type 2 diabetes, chromium can enhance insulin sensitivity. It is beneficial for overweight individuals in controlling cholesterol and blood sugar. Those under high stress lose chromium faster than average, making it particularly necessary for these three groups. Trace element "Nickel" (Ni) is an indispensable trace element for the human body. Adults typically contain 6-10 mg of nickel, mainly in the brain and liver. Nickel is absorbed in the human intestines, and unabsorbed nickel is mostly excreted through feces. Only 10-20% of nickel from food is absorbed by the body. Trace element "Manganese" (Mn) is another type of trace element that protects the body. Jadeite also contains this element. Long-term wear of jadeite can promote blood circulation, accelerate metabolism, alleviate aging, and prevent certain age-related diseases. Trace element "Magnesium" (Mg) is also a macro-mineral essential for the human body. Like calcium, magnesium is a necessary nutrient for normal bone growth. Sufficient magnesium levels effectively regulate calcium and maintain normal neuromuscular function, with both elements complementing each other. Magnesium can inhibit platelet aggregation, so its deficiency may increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Furthermore, magnesium deficiency can lead to chronic inflammation in the body and is associated with the onset of many chronic diseases, particularly mortality from cardiovascular diseases. Some studies suggest that individuals who drink hard water, with relatively higher calcium and magnesium content, have lower cardiovascular disease mortality rates. Therefore, normal blood magnesium levels are associated with a lower risk of atherosclerosis. Trace element "Iron" (Fe) assists enzymes in biochemical reactions and metabolism, making it one of the "essential trace elements" for the human body. An adult typically contains 3-5 grams of iron, with 60-70% distributed in red blood cells. Other cells also require iron to function smoothly. Medical research indicates that jadeite possesses powerful therapeutic capabilities. Long-term wear of jadeite can not only prevent diseases but also alleviate and even treat certain ailments. Relieving Chest Tightness: Some individuals with weaker constitutions may occasionally experience chest tightness. Wearing a jadeite pendant can help alleviate this common symptom. The jadeite pendant emits energy into the "Long Han" and "Shen Fu" acupoints on the chest. Continuous massage can lead to a complete resolution. Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory: In TCM, jadeite is believed to possess benefits such as "clearing internal heat, moistening the heart and lungs, nourishing hair, benefiting the five organs, calming the spirit, promoting blood circulation, and improving eyesight and hearing." Regularly wearing jadeite jewelry allows its trace elements to be absorbed by the skin, helping to harmonize and balance the physiological functions of the body's organs. Nourishing the Skin: Jadeite accessories, whether necklaces, earrings, or bracelets, come into direct contact with the skin. The mineral elements within the jadeite enter the body through this contact, nourishing the skin and making one appear fairer and more radiant. Cooling Down: The naturally cool property of jadeite offers a soothing and cooling sensation, providing relief from the heat. In the Tang Dynasty, Concubine Yang would hold jade in her mouth during summers to cool down, establishing a tradition of cool summer days. Jade pillows, bracelets, beds, and pendants were used to combat the heat. These are all evidence-based reasons for the benefits of jadeite. Another, less empirical, reason is that when feeling down or stressed, gazing at jadeite can provide an inexplicable sense of emotional healing and comfort.