[Hua Qian] Hetian Jade Qing Jade Peace Buckle Pendant / Mountain Ghost Hua Qian Heitai Qing Jade Pendant Necklace Jade Charm

[Name]: "Hua Qian" (Flower Money) [Size]: Approximately L 25 × W 25 × Thickness 4.5 mm (Manual measurement, there may be an error of approximately 1-5 mm for each item, please understand~) [Material]: Natural Hetian Jade [Weight]: Approximately 7 g [Description]: Qing Jade Mountain Ghost Hua Qian, sourced from Ruoqiang, Xinjiang, specifically the Yellow Mouth material, leaning towards Qing Jade. Its perfectly round shape offers a sense of fullness, with a calm and restrained texture. It would be absolutely stunning as a pendant, bag charm, or car pendant, offering sincere protection. The material has a good fineness and excellent oiliness. It is lustrous and ancient, embodying the principle of "The Great Way is Simple." Fine Qing Jade imparts a sense of immersion, settling, and peace. Standing quietly, it possesses its own unique aura, with a gentle matte finish that is deeply soothing and complements the skin tone with its calm and reserved demeanor. The Mountain Ghost Hua Qian is a product of Taoist culture, originating from the late Yuan and early Qing dynasties. The front features inscriptions like "Lei Ling Shan Gui" (Thunder Command Mountain Ghost), and the back bears the eight characters Qian, Dui, Kun, Li, Xun, Zhen, Liang, and Kan, which can offer positive psychological suggestions and help maintain a clear state of mind. Mountain Ghost Hua Qian The Mountain Ghost Hua Qian is a type of Yansheng coin derived from Taoist culture, primarily used for warding off evil, seeking blessings, and attracting wealth. It is a non-circulating folk currency. Origin: Its earliest origins can be traced back to the late Yuan and early Ming dynasties, evolving from Taoist ritual objects before becoming a protective amulet in folk tradition. [Designer's Notes]: A truly delightful surprise, bringing peace and good fortune. Its calm and restrained presence fosters concentration and tranquility, making it a piece that embodies a profound state of inner cultivation. Both the material and craftsmanship are exceptionally fine. Wearing it as a pendant imparts a grounded and stable feeling. The color is very flattering to the skin, soft and delicate, suitable for both men and women. ◆◆ Gradual variations in depth, water lines, ice crystals, and subtle internal inclusions are testaments to its natural origins. Slight polishing marks may be present (particularly along the edges of the contours, which might be slightly shallower), but these are not noticeable when worn. The color of each piece varies slightly, and items will be shipped randomly, with the actual received item taking precedence. [Important Note 1]: Please pay close attention to the detailed dimensions! As each jade piece has its own specific size, and being natural material, we are unable to alter its size or color. The item is photographed from multiple angles, and due to lighting, photography, and display devices, slight color variations and errors may occur. These are not considered discrepancies in description or quality issues. The final color will be based on the actual product received. We appreciate your understanding. [Important Note 2]: Jade is natural! The presence of black spots, white spots, or cotton-like lines are normal phenomena, formed naturally during the jade's billions of years of creation. Those who are perfectionists and may be concerned, we kindly ask for your understanding. [Important Note 3]: Due to variations in batches for custom packaging boxes, bags, and hanging cords, the packaging you receive may not be entirely consistent. Please refer to the actual product, and we appreciate your understanding. ●●●What is Hetian Jade? Hetian Jade, one of China's "Four Great Famous Jades." In the traditional, narrow sense, it refers specifically to jade produced in the Hetian region of Xinjiang, renowned worldwide with "seed jade" as its representative. In a broader sense, Hetian Jade refers to nephrite (true jade). When Qin Shi Huang unified China, Hetian Jade, being produced in the Kunlun Mountains, was called "Kunshan Jade." Later, due to its location within the "Yutian Kingdom," it was known as "Yutian Jade." It was only in the ninth year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1883), when the Hetian Direct Civil Prefecture was established, that it was officially named "Hetian Jade." Although Hetian Jade is named after Hetian in Xinjiang, it is not a geographical concept in itself, nor does it specifically refer to jade produced in the Hetian region of Xinjiang. Rather, it is the name of a type of product. China designates stones with a tremolite content of over 98% as Hetian Jade, all falling within national standards. This means that regardless of whether it is produced in Xinjiang, Qinghai, Liaoning, Russia, Canada, or South Korea, as long as its main component is tremolite, it can be called Hetian Jade. Hetian Jade boasts a rich spectrum of colors, including white, cyan, gray, light to deep green, yellow to brown, and ink black. Hetian Jade is a metamorphic rock formed by the contact metasomatism between magnesium marble and intermediate-acidic magmatic rocks. It contains aggregates of minerals such as tremolite, actinolite, and edenite. Its chemical composition is a hydrated calcium magnesium silicate, with the chemical formula Ca2(Mg,Fe)5[Si8O22](OH)2. Its density ranges from 2.95-3.17, and its Mohs hardness is between 6.0-6.5. The primary structure of Hetian Jade is metamorphic. This includes felt-like cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, microfibrous-cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, microfibrous-neo-crystalline metamorphic structure, micro-platy-cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, micro-platy metamorphic structure, and micro-radial (brush-like) metamorphic structure. Less common structures include residual fibrous structure and replacement coronitic structure. Although the mineral grains in Hetian Jade exhibit a certain degree of orientation, it is not strong. Occasionally, grains display undulatory extinction and plastic deformation. These indicate that the stress intensity during metamorphism was within the elastic limit of the minerals. The main textures of Hetian Jade include massive and platy textures, with massive textures being more common. ●● The "Mutual Nurturing" of Jade and Its Wearer A widely accepted saying about playing with jade is, "One nurtures jade for three years, and jade nurtures one for a lifetime." Jade contains abundant trace elements. These trace elements are activated when the jade is heated through handling. However, there is a simpler method, known as "mutual nurturing," which involves wearing the jade close to the body. The sweat and oils secreted by the body effectively moisturize the jade, making it more lustrous and radiant. In turn, as the jade is warmed by the body, its trace elements are activated and enter the body through the skin, enhancing blood circulation and metabolism, thereby promoting health and well-being! ●● Proper Maintenance for Jade When Not Worn If jade cannot be worn close to the body or must be set aside for special reasons, it should be properly maintained. You can periodically oil the jade. Apply baby oil, olive oil, or vegetable oil to a toothbrush and then evenly brush it onto the jade. Store it sealed in a bag. ♡♡ If you have any questions, please consult the designer! [Logistics | Shipping] [Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Mainland China Regions]: Shipped via SF Express, estimated delivery within approximately 5 days after dispatch. [Other International Regions]: International SF Express is the default shipping method, with estimated delivery within 6-10 days (longer transit times may occur if customs clearance is required). 《Brand Philosophy》 Jade, traversing millennia through dust and wind, as civilizations rise and fall day by day. With our own hands and wisdom, we polish it, adorn it, infuse it with soul and thought, and bestow upon it personality and style. Every piece of jade should have its story. What story does it carry from the past, and what hopes does it hold for the future? I believe this is the vitality of jade. Regardless of the elements or themes involved, I hope to stand in the present moment, record this era, and tell its story through my own unique language and style, hoping to resonate with more people.