[Fortune Before Your Eyes] Natural Russian Material Spinach Green Jade Pendant Necklace

[Fortune Before Your Eyes] Natural Russian Material Spinach Green Jade Pendant Necklace **Product Summary** One of a kind. Features a three-dimensional carved "Fortune Before Your Eyes" pendant in deep spinach green Russian jade. The carving is fluid, lifelike, and intricately detailed. The jade boasts a rich, uniform color with minor dark inclusions. Designed with symmetrical carving on both sides, it's wearable from either face. Accented with carnelian round beads, apple-green jade beads, and a hollowed-out jade four-leaf clover. In traditional Chinese culture, the bat's "fu" is a homophone for "blessing" and "fortune." The coin symbolizes wealth, signifying abundance. The "Fortune Before Your Eyes" motif conveys that blessings and wealth are close at hand, bringing prosperity and good fortune to the wearer. **About Jade Inclusions** The dark spots in jade are formed by concentrated iron elements within the stone; green without iron is impossible. The pale green and depth of color in jade are influenced by iron ions, while vibrant green is controlled by chromium content. Jade's composition inherently includes chromite, the mineral responsible for these dark specks. Therefore, jade with rich, emerald-green hues often has associated dark spots because chromium, while providing the vibrant green, also increases the likelihood of these inclusions. Most jade pieces will have some dark spots. In Hetian jade, these are typically dot-like; in Russian jade, they appear in clusters; Canadian jade may have thread-like inclusions. Pakistani and Manas jade often have more numerous and denser dark spots compared to the others. Jade: A type of Hetian jade, it is believed to possess benefits such as nourishing yin and yang, improving skin health, regulating the digestive system, and aiding sleep. It also serves as a vessel for wishes, peace, and blessings. Jade possesses its own magnetic field, which can help harmonize the body's positive magnetic field, thereby warding off misfortune. Jade pendants can also enhance the body's microcirculation system, accelerating blood circulation and metabolism, activating cellular tissues, regulating the normal flow of meridians and qi, enhancing the body's rapid response capabilities, and boosting immunity. **Fortune Before Your Eyes** Gold foil dances on the window lattice Silver bells awaken sleeping coin grass Flowing clouds are tailored into shapes of auspiciousness Sewing good luck into every everyday pleat The rising sun cradled in the palm Its radiance flows into a continuous stream May every moment you traverse Be paved with the brocade of peace May wealth and nobility bloom at your feet like myriad flowers **Product Description** A deep spinach green jade pendant, featuring fluid and dynamic carving. The jade displays a rich, uniform green color, reminiscent of tranquil, deep waters, exuding a gentle beauty. The carving combines hollowed-out and relief techniques. The bat's wings are rendered with flowing, dynamic lines, appearing poised for flight, with delicate textured carvings along the edges for added realism. The coin is also finely detailed, with a neat central aperture and a smooth, rounded outline, complementing the bat's form. The hollowed sections lend an airy, translucent quality, while the relief carving accentuates the three-dimensionality of the bat and coin, creating a rich, layered aesthetic. This pendant has a few visible dark spots, which become slightly more apparent when held up to the light – these are unique natural markings of genuine jade. It features a double-sided symmetrical carving and knotting technique, allowing it to be worn from either side. It is adorned with fiery red carnelian round beads and fresh, tender apple-green jade beads, interspersed thoughtfully. The necklace chain is finished with a hollowed-out jade four-leaf clover charm and carnelian beads. Every detail showcases meticulous craftsmanship. This necklace is not just an adornment for the neck but also carries auspicious symbolism: the four-leaf clover represents luck, the jade offers protection and peace, and the carnelian conveys warmth. The piece harmoniously blends the beauty of natural materials with exquisite craftsmanship, like a touch of vibrant green poetry, softly adorning the neckline, narrating the gentle and timeless elegance of Eastern jade culture. The bat's "fu" is a homophone for "blessing" and "fortune." The coin symbolizes wealth, signifying abundance. The "Fortune Before Your Eyes" motif conveys that blessings and wealth are close at hand, bringing the wearer good wishes for abundant fortune and prosperity, while also embodying the aspirations for a beautiful life. **Specifications**: Natural Deep Spinach Green Jade "Fortune Before Your Eyes" Pendant: 48.5mm × 32mm × 6mm Pendant Net Weight: 17.2g Natural Jade Four-Leaf Clover Carving: 14mm × 4.5mm Natural Jade Round Bead: 6mm Natural Carnelian Round Beads: 5.5mm, 4.5mm, 2.5mm **Purchase Notice** All primary and secondary materials used in this product are natural. Any reprocessed materials required for product pairing will be specifically noted. As this item is handcrafted, there may be slight traces of the handmade process in certain areas. We endeavor to minimize these where possible, and some minor marks may be present for safety and durability. We will strive to place them in inconspicuous areas or conceal them. All products in our store are photographed in kind, with each item presented individually. Using professional photography equipment under natural daylight, we aim to accurately represent the true color and essence of the product. However, slight variations may occur due to differences in monitor settings and viewing environments. If you have any questions, please feel free to consult our customer service for multi-angle photos of the product. **Jewelry Care** Keep away from perfumes and chemical agents. Jade's oily luster can become dull and dry due to acid-base corrosion, while the vibrant red of carnelian can fade with alcohol, resembling an old, mottled painting. Remove beaded strands during strenuous exercise; impact with hard objects can cause hairline cracks in agate, akin to a belated regret. Each month, gently wipe the jade with a sheepskin cloth dipped in camellia oil. The process of the oil penetrating the jade's texture is like restoring the patina of an ancient zither. Rinse carnelian with purified water and dry it immediately. Water stains on the edges of the holes, which can appear as white marks, are the initial signs of corrosion over time. A flannel bag is their best resting place; a silk lining can reduce friction marks between beads. For long-term storage, place a piece of agarwood inside to deter insects and prevent it from overpowering the jade's natural scent, but avoid storing it with gemstones of higher hardness. Wearing is the gentlest form of maintenance; the body's natural oils create a gossamer-like sheen on the surface of the jade. For carnelian, during dry autumn and winter, a small amount of beeswax can be applied and warmed with fingertips to fill its weathered lines, akin to reapplying paper to an old letter.