Bracelet | Jade | Ruyi Beads | Black Jade | Lavender Jade | Morganite | Topaz | Salt Origin Agate | 925 Sterling Silver

Natural Jade Ruyi Beads Bracelet | Black Jade & Lavender Jade | Topaz | Morganite | Exquisite Design Bracelet Length: Fits wrist sizes 15-16 cm (includes a silver extension chain for adjustable wear) Gemstone (1): Natural Type A Jade Ruyi Bead, 1 piece, Ice-waxy grade, unique black (also known as "black chicken" jade) with lavender hues, measuring 12.1mm (length) x 15.7mm (diameter), fine and smooth. Gemstone (2): Natural Morganite Beads with a subtle cat's eye effect, 2 pieces, approximately 6mm in diameter each. Gemstone (3): Natural Bright & Clear White Topaz Beads, 46 pieces, approximately 2.5mm in diameter each. Tassel Gemstone (4): Natural carved leaf shape in purplish-red Salt Origin Agate, 1 piece, measuring 14mm (length). Metal Findings: 925 Sterling Silver If the length isn't quite right for your wrist, please let me know, and I'd be happy to assist with adjustments. ^_^ <How to Measure Your Wrist: Take a piece of string and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin. Ensure it's neither too tight nor too loose, just a gentle contour. There should be no gaps. Mark the point where the string meets. Straighten the string and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler. This measurement is your wrist size.> <Gemstone Trivia 1> Jadeite Jadeite, also known as "fei cui" or "hard jade," is typically recognized for its vibrant green color. Red varieties are often referred to as "fei." Jadeite is one of many types of "yu" (jade), which also includes nephrite, water-veined jade, soapstone, and others. Among these, jadeite holds the highest regard and value in East Asian culture, earning it the title "King of Jade." Over 90% of the world's jadeite originates from Myanmar, with only a fraction meeting the standards for fine jewelry. The appraisal of jadeite is complex, involving an assessment of color, texture, transparency, craftsmanship, and weight. Generally, the most prized pieces exhibit vibrant green hues, fine texture, high transparency, and exquisite carving. <Gemstone Trivia 2> Beryl Family: Morganite For those familiar with gemstones, the renowned emerald likely comes to mind. Interestingly, the beautiful aquamarine and morganite also belong to the same family as emerald – the beryl family. Variations in trace elements during their formation result in different colors, including colorless, pale blue, light green, pink, and yellowish hues. Pale pink beryl is specifically known as morganite. <Gemstone Trivia 3> Topaz Topaz is a gemstone that comes in a wide spectrum of colors, including colorless, golden yellow, orange-red, pink, blue, and champagne. Blue topaz is most commonly found in the market, while red topaz is rarer and thus more sought after. Topaz crystals often form in larger sizes, and they are generally more accessible in price. If you're looking to start your gemstone collection or desire larger statement pieces without a significant investment, topaz presents an excellent choice. <Gemstone Trivia 4> Quartz Family: Salt Origin Agate Commonly heard terms like agate, crystal, and chalcedony are all members of the quartz family, primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO2). Differences in their crystalline structures distinguish them: those with distinct crystal formations are called quartz crystals, while those with less defined structures are known as chalcedony. Agate is a type of chalcedony characterized by layered or irregular banded patterns. Salt Origin Agate gets its name from its origin in the Salt Origin County of Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan. Often displaying one or more colors such as pink, purple, green, white, blue, yellow, or brown, and located near the Nanhong agate production areas, it is sometimes referred to as "Seven-Colored Nanhong." High-quality Salt Origin Agate is notable for its jade-like quality and smooth, lustrous texture, with colors blending harmoniously without distinct boundaries, creating a natural gradient. These exceptional material characteristics and aesthetic qualities lend Salt Origin Agate significant collectible value.