Burmese Jade and Baroque Freshwater Pearl Brooch Yang Guifei

Yang Guifei [Duo/Duo] It is a needle brooch with two grains that combines jade (kingfisher), clear lake-colored Burmese jade, and baroque pearls. It is recommended not only for the collar, but also for fastening a stole, using it on a bag, pencil case, near the side waist of a dress, or wearing it on a hat. A brooch that allows you to enjoy unusual fashion is also a trend in recent years. It also looks effortless and has a relaxed silhouette to create a high quality look. The brooch series [Duo] is designed to match various outfits by combining natural stones that are excellent compatibility. Both jade and pearls have elegant shades, and I personally love the combination. It creates a high-visibility point without glare. The color is easy to match with both elegant and casual outfits. metal part alloy Brooch about 22 x 18mm ※I put it in the box and send it. *Pearls may have slight differences in shape, color differences, wrinkles, and spots depending on the grain. ■ About jade Stone word wisdom peace leap May birthstone Jade is a green translucent Gemstone. In the Orient (China) and Central and South America (Inca civilization), it has been a popular Gemstone since ancient times, and was prized even more than gold. In the old days, it was called gyoku. "Jade" originally referred to the kingfisher in China, but over time jade came to refer to Gemstone as well. All the places where jade is produced are orogenic belts, and jade is mainly present in serpentinite. Stone is an alteration of peridotite, which is abundantly contained in the mantle under the crust, by absorbing water. ■ About freshwater pearls pearl june birthstone Stone words: Purity, Health, Longevity, Wealth, Dignity, Patience, Easy delivery It has a beautiful luster that is also called "moon drop" or "mermaid's tear". This time, we use freshwater pearls (freshwater pearls) that can be found in freshwater shells such as ikechogai and crow oysters. Pearls have already been documented in Egypt since around 3200 BC. It is said that Cleopatra dissolved it in vinegar and drank it. Other parts of the world also have records of the use of pearls from around 2300 BC in China, around the 7th century BC in Persia, and around the 3rd century BC in Rome. In Japan, the Nihon Shoki, Kojiki, and Manyoshu have already mentioned it, and in "Gishi Wajinden," it is written that Yamataikoku Taiyo sent 5,000 white pearls to Cao Wei. increase. Manyoshu contains 56 poems about pearls. It is said to be the most suitable Gemstone for Japanese women, just like the skin of Japanese women. Natural stone stone brooch amulet simple jewelry Mother's Day gold precious stone semi-precious stone accessory present gift thank you outing work office school commuting