Bracelet Jadeite Maitreya Buddha Wax Cord Weaving Gold-Filled Beaded Bracelet Hand String Natural Stone

Natural Jadeite Maitreya Buddha Wax Cord Braided Gold-Filled Bracelet Bracelet Length: Suitable for wrist sizes 14-16 cm (adjustable) Gemstone (1): Natural Grade A Jadeite Maitreya Buddha carving, 1 piece. Translucent with a subtle blue-green hue, originating from Guatemala (colloquially known as "Guatemala jade"). Dimensions: 13mm (height) x 15mm (width) x 2mm (thickness). (Close-up photos reveal small, natural cotton-like inclusions within the Maitreya Buddha's belly.) Gemstone (2): Natural light green and light yellow jadeite beads, 4 pieces, approximately 3mm in diameter. Metal Parts Material: Gold-filled Other Material: Wax cord If the length isn't quite right for your wrist, please let me know, and I'd be happy to adjust it for you. ^_^ <How to Measure Your Wrist Size: Take a piece of cotton string and gently wrap it around your wrist, close to the skin. It should not be too tight or too loose, just a gentle fit without any gaps. Mark where the ends of the string meet. Straighten the string and measure the length between the two marks with a ruler. This measurement is your wrist circumference!> <Gemstone Fun Facts> Jadeite Jadeite, also known as "feicui," "hard jade," or "Burmese jade," is a type of feldspar. We typically refer to the emerald-green variety as "cui" and the red variety as "fei." Jadeite is a prized variety within the broader category of jades (which includes nephrite, soapstone, serpentine, aventurine, etc.). Among these, jadeite holds the highest overall price and value, earning it the title "King of Jade" among Eastern cultures. Over 90% of the world's jadeite originates from Myanmar, with only a fraction meeting the standards for fine jewelry. Evaluating jadeite is complex, typically requiring assessment of color, texture, translucency, carving quality, and weight. It's difficult to summarize concisely. Generally, pieces with vibrant green color, fine texture, high translucency, and exquisite carving are most desirable. In recent years, jadeite sources have also been discovered in Guatemala. Guatemalan jadeite shares the same primary mineral composition as traditional Burmese jadeite but has slight differences in trace elements. Both are currently considered natural jadeite.