【Tea Vein】Natural Hetian Jade Clear Water Wushi Pai Pendant Necklace

【Tea Vein】Natural Hetian Jade Clear Water Wushi Pai Pendant Necklace **Product Highlights** Crafted from a pale, clear "tea-clear" Hetian jade, this Wushi Pai seems to capture a wisp of mist from the Jiangnan region after a spring rain. The smooth plaque features a coiled pattern carved around the opening, connecting to a handmade rope-woven bud, adorned with aged jade beads. The chain's end is embellished with free-form clear water jade, douqing jadeite, and small jade beads, evoking a spontaneous landscape painting with every gentle sway. The jade is as fine and pure as water, with subtle, skillful carving that transforms the wish for "peace and safety" into a wearable symbol of Eastern aesthetics, a warm and elegant piece for everyday wear. **Hetian Jade** Hetian jade is believed to enhance immunity, promote beauty, and calm the spirit, benefiting the body. Composed of minerals, prolonged wear can supplement trace elements. It is also thought to improve blood circulation and metabolism, leading to healthier skin and a more radiant complexion. Furthermore, Hetian jade can alleviate irritability, offering a sense of tranquility and fostering a gentler disposition over time. For those experiencing poor sleep, it is said to improve sleep quality. It can also bolster the body's resilience, contributing to better overall physical well-being. **Tea Vein** As Jiangnan unfolds its half-rolled scrolls, Someone carves ink into a suspended jade. A coiled border locks in unevaporated rain, Tea buds unfurling in the light, Brewing a tea-colored mist, Drawing all incoming light. Moss cultivates ripples in lake hues, When you wear a solidified dawn, Your collarbone becomes a shallow bank for resting clouds. **Product Description** This Hetian jade "Wushi Pai" in clear water hue resembles freshly brewed green tea or the faint mist seen through a clearing sky after dawn, its subtle color imbued with inherent character. The jade is exceptionally pure, its structure invisible to the naked eye, revealing a fine, soft, interwoven texture like wisps of cloud when illuminated, creating a hazy, elegant charm akin to mist enveloping a spring river. The plaque is perfectly proportioned, its dimensions adhering to the golden ratio, with edges hand-polished to a soft, smooth finish that feels delicate and gentle to the touch. The unadorned plaque features a coiled pattern carved near the top opening, reminiscent of the elegant border of an ancient scroll, with a continuous swastika motif subtly symbolizing endless fortune. Hand-woven, verdant buds hang from a delicate knot, below which an aged jade bead dangles, its color like dew on a lush summer lotus leaf. This combination of jade bead and clear water plaque evokes a scene of dewdrops on lotus leaves shrouded in mist, as if adorning your neck with the colors of the four seasons' flora. Complementing this is a natural Hetian jade green apple-colored round bead, reminiscent of freshly brewed green plums, and a douqing jadeite bead at the chain's end, alongside the free-form clear water jade and small jade beads. The interplay between the rough texture of the woven cord and these varied elements creates a subtle dialogue. As you wear it, the jade bead gently taps your chest with each step, the clear water plaque subtly appearing and disappearing beneath your collar, while the earthy fragrance from the woven cord and the cool, moist touch of the jade transport you, as if carrying a piece of Jiangnan’s misty rain wherever you go. Though this Wushi Pai lacks intricate carvings, it embodies the "nothingness is everything" philosophy of Eastern thought through the inherent beauty of the jade itself—its clear water color is elegant and suitable for daily wear, the coiled pattern guards peace, the woven bud symbolizes vitality, and the jade beads hold the essence of mountains and rivers. When light passes through the jade, one realizes that this small object has condensed the grandeur of the universe into a breathing moonbeam around your neck. **Specifications** Natural Hetian Jade Clear Water Wushi Pai: Approx. 25mm × 35mm × 8mm Natural Aged Jade Bead: Approx. 7mm × 6mm Natural Jade Round Bead: 6mm Other Accessories: Natural Jadeite Douqing Round Bead, Natural Hetian Jade Clear Water Free-form Bead, Small Jade Beads **Purchase Notice** This item has been carefully selected. All main materials are natural, free from inclusions or cracks, and have not undergone any artificial optimization. Any unavoidable imperfections will be explicitly pointed out and described separately. As this item is handmade, there may be slight traces of manual work on the woven cord. We strive to minimize these, and some small marks are present for safety and durability. We will do our best to place them discreetly or conceal them. Our products are photographed in kind, with one item and one picture. Using professional photography equipment and natural daylight, we strive to accurately represent the true color and essence of the product. However, slight variations may occur due to differences in monitor displays and viewing environments. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult our customer service for multi-angle photos of the item. **Hetian Jade Care** Avoid collisions with hard objects. Although jade is hard, it can easily crack upon impact. Even if invisible to the naked eye, this can damage the molecular structure within the jade, causing internal cracks. Keep away from dust. For daily cleaning, use a soft brush or a damp cloth. For stubborn dirt or oil stains, use a slightly warm, very dilute soapy water to remove the grime, then rinse with clean water. Do not use chemical degreasers. Avoid contact with perfumes, chemical liquids, soaps, and body sweat. Avoid contact with ice water and prolonged exposure to sunlight, as the expansion and contraction of jade can affect its quality. Jade requires a certain level of humidity to maintain its luster. In summary, Hetian jade has "three taboos" and "four fears." The three taboos are: avoiding oil, fishy odors, and filth. The four fears are: fear of ice, fire, ginger water, and sudden shock. Oil, fishy odors, dirt, ice, fire, and ginger water can all damage the quality of Hetian jade. Fear of shock refers to the wearer being startled or accidentally dropping the jade, which can cause irreparable damage.