[Ruyi Jade Lock] Seal Pendant / "Everything Goes As Planned" Jade Pendant // Exquisite Hetian Jade Necklace for Men and Women

https://image.uc.cn/s/wemedia/s/upload/2025/de8594c6fda319bbed68e1b44aa8489e.jpg [Name]: "Jade Lock Seal" [Dimensions]: Approx. L 17 × W 10 × H 21mm [Weight]: 11.3g (including cord) [Material]: Natural Hetian Jade [Description]: Symbolism of the Jade Lock: Devoted Love: A jade lock pendant gifted by a man to a woman expresses devoted love. Peace and Prosperity: The jade lock pendant symbolizes longevity, peace, and prosperity, representing the heartfelt blessings and wishes of elders. The tender jade possesses the pure charm of spring tea, radiating a gentle, warm luster under the light. Its regular form, with lines as crisp as a gentleman's integrity, and that touch of green—a condensation of the mountains' spirit. Worn at the lapel, it's like carrying a piece of tranquil antiquity, imprinting a poetic seal of craftsmanship onto the pages of time. https://image.uc.cn/s/wemedia/s/upload/2025/9ac4a621a510383911dfe291000ab5a9.jpg ● [Note] ●: This jade lock is polished with a matte finish, embodying a peaceful, serene aura, a simple elegance that is both dignified and refined. With prolonged wear, it becomes even more lustrous! There's no need for deliberate polishing; simply wearing it around your neck regularly (or touching it often) is sufficient. When not worn, store it well-packaged and sealed in a small bag. If the jade lock's surface appears to have a faint white mist after a long period of not being worn, do not worry. After wearing it for a while, the natural oils secreted by your body will penetrate the jade, acting as a form of maintenance, and the white mist will disappear. https://image.uc.cn/s/wemedia/s/upload/2025/b0dc9b5275c77f7caad5224181c17c56.jpg Jade should be maintained promptly when not worn. If the jade cannot be worn close to the skin or cannot be worn for special reasons, it should be maintained promptly. You can periodically oil the jade by dripping baby oil, olive oil, or vegetable oil onto a toothbrush, then evenly brushing it onto the jade. Store it sealed in a bag. --A pendant cord is included, approximately 68cm in circumference, with adjustable length. https://image.uc.cn/s/wemedia/s/upload/2025/c167492a5f4aa159532c375148880aed.jpg [Important] Please check the detailed dimensions carefully!! As each jade piece has its own unique size and is a natural material, we cannot alter its size or color. The item is photographed from multiple angles, and due to the influence of lighting, photography, and display devices, there may be slight color variations and errors, which do not constitute a discrepancy in description or quality issues. There are many small seals, each with slight variations in shape; they are shipped randomly. If you require a specific design, please contact the designer. [!!!!]: The jade is natural! Black spots, white spots, and internal lines are normal phenomena, naturally formed during the jade's formation over millions of years. Those with perfectionist tendencies, please order with caution!!! Thank you for your understanding. If you have any questions, please consult the designer. ============================= =========== What is Hetian Jade? Hetian Jade, one of China's "Four Great Famous Jades." In the traditional, narrow sense, it specifically refers to jade originating from the Hetian region of Xinjiang, famously represented by Hetian "seedlings." In a broader sense, Hetian Jade refers to nephrite (true jade). When Qin Shi Huang unified China, Hetian Jade was known as "Kunshan Jade" because it was produced in the Kunlun Mountains. Later, it was called "Yutian Jade" as it was located within the "Yutian Kingdom." It was only officially named "Hetian Jade" in 1883 when the Hetian Direct Prefecture was established. Although Hetian Jade is named after Hetian in Xinjiang, it is not a geographical concept itself. It does not exclusively refer to jade produced in the Xinjiang Hetian region but is a product category name. China names any stone with a tremolite content of over 98% as Hetian Jade, falling within national standards. Therefore, regardless of whether it originates from Xinjiang, Qinghai, Liaoning, Russia, Canada, or Korea, as long as its main component is tremolite, it can be called Hetian Jade. Hetian Jade comes in a rich variety of colors, including white, blue-green, gray, light to deep green, yellow to brown, and black. Hetian Jade is a metamorphic rock formed by the contact metasomatism between magnesian marble and intermediate-acid magmatic rocks. It contains an aggregate of minerals such as tremolite, hornblende, and actinolite. Its chemical composition is 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 main structure of Hetian Jade is metamorphic, including felt-like cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, microfibrous-cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, microfibrous neptunite metamorphic structure, micro-scaly-cryptocrystalline metamorphic structure, micro-scaly metamorphic structure, and micro-radial (brush-like) metamorphic structure. Less common structures include residual fibrous structure and replacement coronitic structure. Although the mineral grains of Hetian Jade exhibit a certain degree of orientation, it is not strong. Occasionally, grains show undulatory extinction and plastic deformation. These indicate that the stress intensity of the metamorphism was within the elastic limit of the minerals. The main textures of Hetian Jade include massive and schistose textures, with massive texture being more common. [Logistics | Shipping] [Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Mainland China]: Shipped via SF Express, estimated delivery within approximately 5 days after dispatch. [Other International Regions] International SF Express is the default shipping method, with an estimated delivery time of 6-10 days (longer if customs clearance is required). [Brand Philosophy] Jade, traversing millennia through dust and wind, as civilizations rise and fall. With our 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 its past, and what hopes does it hold for the future? This, I believe, is the vitality of jade. Regardless of the elements or themes, I hope to stand in the present, record this era, and tell its story through my own artistic language, hoping to resonate with more people.