[Cai Yu] Natural Hetian White Jade Hollowed-Out Ring Necklace

[Cai Yu] Natural Hetian White Jade Hollowed-Out Ring Necklace **Product Summary** This is a one-of-a-kind piece: a necklace made from a hollowed-out Hetian jade white jade ring with an inner diameter of 18mm, carved with a winding floral motif. The jade is uniformly fine and warm, with a soft off-white hue and the delicate texture of natural jade. The ring face is intricately carved with an openwork technique, featuring a winding floral pattern with graceful, dynamic lines and an elegant, expansive form. Paired with fishbone mother-of-pearl beads to form a necklace, the overall texture is fine and the luster is clear and understated, offering both practicality for wear and the warm, textured feel of handmade craftsmanship. It can also be removed and worn as a ring separately, exuding an elegant, classical charm. Hetian Jade: Hetian jade is believed to enhance immunity, beautify the skin, calm the spirit, and benefit qi for the human body. Composed of minerals, wearing Hetian jade regularly can supplement trace elements. It also promotes blood circulation and strengthens metabolism, leading to improved skin condition and a beautifying effect. Furthermore, Hetian jade can alleviate restlessness, calm the spirit, and benefit qi, effectively easing agitation. Those who frequently wear Hetian jade may find their temperament gradually improving. For individuals with poor sleep quality, Hetian jade can effectively improve it. It can also enhance the body's resistance for those with weaker constitutions, leading to better physical health. Old Fishbone Beads: These are old mother-of-pearl beads, polished from conch shells and sea shells, considered natural organic gemstones. Old fishbone beads are aesthetically pleasing and naturally beautiful, possessing "growth rings" like coral, but with an added "relic light." As they originate from the deep sea, each bead's pattern is unique. In Tibetan regions, old mother-of-pearl beads are commonly referred to as old fishbone beads. In the hearts of the Tibetan people, old fishbone beads are considered more precious than coral, pearls, amber, turquoise, and other gems. We now specifically use deep-sea pearl oyster shells (Pteria penguin) to grind fishbone beads, resulting in a more dazzling luster and more natural growth rings. **Cai Yu** Plain jade carved into a ring's trace, Hollow flowers bloom with gentle grace. Shell's gleam adorns the soft cord's hold, Half pure joy, half warmth untold. **Product Description** A necklace made from a hollowed-out Hetian jade white jade ring carving. The outer diameter is 23.5mm, inner diameter is 18mm, width is 13mm, and thickness is 3mm. The dimensions are regular and fit the curve of wear. The jade is uniformly fine and warm, with a soft warm white tone and the delicate texture of natural jade. The ring face features an openwork carving technique with a winding floral pattern. The lines are graceful and dynamic, with distinct layers. The petals and leaves are elegantly shaped and expansive. The openwork details allow light to pass through, adding a touch of translucency. The carving lines are smooth and rounded, without harsh edges, retaining the warm touch of handcrafted work. This carving can be worn as a necklace pendant. If you prefer not to wear it as a necklace, it can be removed and worn as a ring separately. The accompanying chain is strung with hand-knotted cords, with fine and neat knot textures. The necklace clasp features a 7mm fishbone mother-of-pearl bead, paired with a 4mm white jade bead, harmonizing in color. The chain is adorned with multiple 5mm fishbone mother-of-pearl round beads, complementing the white jade. The chain tail is finished with 10mm and 4.5mm fishbone mother-of-pearl round beads, showcasing thoughtful detail. The mother-of-pearl beads possess a soft luster, emitting a warm iridescence under light, understated yet captivating. The warmth of the white jade blends with the luster of the mother-of-pearl and the simplicity of the hand-knotted cord, creating an overall elegant and gentle style. The winding floral motif inherently carries the meaning of continuous growth, elegance, and purity. The entire piece is designed to be suitable for everyday wear while highlighting the delicate texture of handcrafted work. **Specifications** Natural Hetian White Jade Hollowed-Out Ring: Outer diameter 23.5mm, inner diameter 18mm, width 13mm, thickness 3mm. Natural Fishbone Mother-of-Pearl Round Beads: Approx. 10mm, 5mm, 4.5mm. Other Accessories: Small Hetian white jade round beads. **Purchase Information** All main materials in this product are natural. Any unavoidable flaws will be pointed out and specifically noted. As this product is handmade, there may be slight traces of craftsmanship in the cord work. We strive to minimize these where possible, and some minor marks may remain for safety and durability. We endeavor to place them in inconspicuous areas or conceal them. All products are photographed in kind, one item one picture. Using professional photography equipment and natural daylight, we strive to accurately represent the product's true color and essence. However, slight variations may occur due to differences in viewers' monitors and environments. If you have any questions, you are welcome to consult customer service for multi-angle photos of the actual product. **Hetian Jade Care** Avoid collision with hard objects. Although jade is hard, it can easily crack upon impact. Even if invisible to the naked eye, it can damage the molecular structure within the jade surface, causing internal cracks. Avoid dust as much as possible. For daily cleaning of jade, use a soft brush or a damp cloth. If dirt or oil stains adhere to the jade surface, use warm, very diluted soapy water to remove the grease, then rinse with clean water. Do not use chemical degreasers. Avoid contact with perfumes, chemical liquids, soaps, and human sweat. Avoid contact with ice water and sun exposure; the expansion and contraction of jade can affect its quality. Jade requires a certain humidity to be maintained. In summary, Hetian jade has "three prohibitions" and "four fears." The three prohibitions are: avoid oil, avoid fishy odors, and avoid dirt. The four fears are: fear of ice, fear of fire, fear of ginger water, and fear of 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 be fatal to the jade.