Natural Burma Jadeite Jade Rough Stone Ice Lavender Purple 100% Natural Burma Jadeite Jade Polished Rough Stone With certificate (Authentic Type A Jadeite) ???????? / ???????????? ~ ??????????????? (???) ?A?????) *Certificate No - FHN00190710295 *Materials - 100% Natural Jadeite Jade *Refractive Index - 1.66 (spot measurement) *Jadeite Stone Size - approx - 64.40mm/61.90mm/42.40mm *Weight - 227.13 grams *Carat - 1135.65 carats *Original - Burma *Package - 1 X Rough Stone / 1 X Certificate *Delivery - Worldwide Free Shipping Only One Unit Available *Personal Collection Sale, Released for Appreciation. *????, ????? ************************************************************************ A high quality icy ice lavender purple Natural Burma jadeite jade polished rough stone for personal collection/investment or carving. Untreated Jadeite/Rough Jadeite/Raw Jadeite/Natural Jadeite, This interesting piece could kept for collection or use to carve. Genuine A Jadeite Jade. All natural, not enhanced or treated, known in the trade as 'A jade'. A jade is all natural jadeite jade, without any kind of treatment or enhancement. Jade jadeite, or "??" in Chinese is also known as the "Stone of Heaven". Comes in many fine nuances of green, but also in shades of white, highly prized lavender, black, grey, orange, yellow tones, Jade is a desired stone prized for thousands of year in China for its protective powers and healing qualities. It is also said to stimulate creativity and mental agility, and enhance one's health. A slight difference in color compositions as shown in the photos may occur as with all colored gemstones. Color changes under different lighting conditions, for example indoors or outdoors, and even the time of day can make the stone's color look slightly different. We do our best to display the colors as we perceive them. Color perception is highly personal, some people perceive more colors than others, and colors may appear differently on different screens and devices due to differences in screen hardware and device display settings. Kindly take this into consideration before purchasing. The Rarity and Collectible Value of Natural Jadeite Jadeite, often referred to as "imperial jade" due to its historical association with royalty, is a gemstone of unparalleled rarity and enduring collectible value. Its captivating allure lies not only in its exquisite beauty but also in its remarkable geological formation, making it a treasure sought by collectors and connoisseurs worldwide. 1. Geological Rarity: Natural jadeite is exceptionally rare, originating from remote deposits in Myanmar (Burma), where geological conditions of high pressure and low temperature over millions of years have given birth to this magnificent gemstone. It is estimated that less than 1% of jadeite mined globally meets the stringent quality standards for fine jewelry and investment-grade pieces. 2. Vivid Color Palette: Jadeite is celebrated for its diverse and vibrant range of colors, from the iconic imperial green to mesmerizing lavender, radiant white, and fiery reds. The vividness of these hues is unparalleled, and collectors are often drawn to the challenge of acquiring specific colors and shades. 3. Transparency and Texture: The transparency and texture of jadeite are equally important factors contributing to its desirability. Fine jadeite possesses a crystalline clarity that allows light to penetrate and illuminate the gem from within, creating a luminous, almost ethereal quality. 4. Cultural Significance: Throughout history, jadeite has held immense cultural significance in various civilizations, including China, where it symbolizes virtue, integrity, and longevity. This cultural reverence adds an additional layer of allure to jadeite, making it a cherished symbol of heritage and tradition. 5. Investment Potential: Beyond its intrinsic beauty, jadeite is increasingly recognized as a solid investment option. Its scarcity, combined with growing global demand, has resulted in significant appreciation in value over the years. Savvy collectors and investors view jadeite as a tangible asset with the potential for long-term capital appreciation. 6. Expertise and Certification: Due to the nuanced nature of jadeite, it is essential to rely on reputable gemological expertise and certification when acquiring pieces. Certificates from recognized gemological laboratories authenticate the quality, origin, and natural properties of the gem, instilling confidence in both collectors and investors. 7. Heirloom Quality: Jadeite is often considered an heirloom, passed down through generations as a symbol of family heritage and prosperity. Its durability and timeless appeal ensure that it remains cherished for centuries. In conclusion, the rarity and collectible value of natural jadeite extend far beyond its aesthetic appeal. Its geological formation, captivating colors, and cultural significance make it a gemstone that transcends time and borders. For collectors and investors alike, jadeite represents not only a beautiful adornment but also a tangible piece of history and an enduring store of value. Lavender Jadeite is a stone of the angels. It emanates pure energy of the highest etheric spectrum, and draws angelic beings to its light. It provides spiritual nourishment to all who touch or even gaze upon it. Its soft lavender hue harmonically attunes to Kwan Yin, the Goddess of Compassion, and encourages loving and charitable actions in the world. Lavender Jade is a variety of Jadeite, one of two distinctly different minerals that share the name Jade. 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