[Ching Tsui] Natural Jadeite, High Ice Glass-Type, Exquisitely Carved Small Goldfish with Leather Cord Choker | Like a Fish in Water

**|░ Product Description ░|** [Ching Tsui] Natural Jadeite, High Ice Glass-Type, Exquisitely Carved Small Goldfish with Leather Cord Choker | Like a Fish in Water The highest grade of jadeite is "glass-type." This piece possesses a "high ice" grade, a level between fine ice and glass-type, meticulously carved. **|░ Dimensions ░|** Loose Stone: Outer Diameter 10mm x Inner Diameter 16mm / Thickness 2mm **|░ Certificate ░|** All jadeite pieces are sourced from reputable merchants in Guangdong's major jadeite trading hubs, Sihui and Jieyang. Each piece undergoes inspection by instruments and professionals. Upon arrival, all items are examined under a UV light, and samples from each batch are sent to the Taipei Gemstone Appraisal Center for authentication. To obtain a Taiwanese inspection report for the Ching Tsui series, buyers will need to cover the inspection fee themselves. Certificate Purchase Link → https://www.pinkoi.com/product/Xk255fYC The Chun Tsui series will include one Taiwanese certificate. **|░ Reasons to Love Jadeite ░|** "A person nurtures jade for three years, and jade nurtures a person for a lifetime." Crystals possess powerful energy fields but require regular cleansing. Jadeite, a natural hard jade, is gentle and soothing. While its energy field may not be as strong as crystals, jadeite's inherent energy is pure and clean, offering only beneficial effects and dispelling negative energy. Currently, over 40 minerals have been identified in jadeite. Its chemical composition is sodium aluminum silicate (NaAl[Si2O6]), often containing trace elements like calcium (Ca), chromium (Cr), nickel (Ni), manganese (Mn), magnesium (Mg), and iron (Fe). White: Essentially contains no impurities. Red: Contains trivalent iron. Black: Contains more than 2% chromium. Green: Contains more than 2% chromium and divalent iron. Yellow: Contains the element iron. Purple: Contains the element manganese. Blue: Basically similar to green, but rarer than other colors. "Calcium" (Ca), a trace element, is the most abundant mineral in the human body, primarily found in bones and teeth, with its presence also in blood and muscles. Calcium is a vital regulator of human life activities, fulfilling crucial physiological functions throughout all stages of growth and development, from youth to adulthood and old age. It is an indispensable macromineral for maintaining human health and longevity. "Chromium" (Cr), a trace element, is significantly important for maintaining normal physiological functions, helping to prevent cardiovascular diseases, and assisting in blood sugar regulation. The human body cannot synthesize it independently, requiring absorption from natural foods or supplements. For individuals with type 2 diabetes, chromium can enhance insulin sensitivity. It benefits those who are overweight by aiding in cholesterol and blood sugar control. Chromium is lost more rapidly in individuals experiencing high stress, making these three groups particularly in need. "Nickel" (Ni) is an essential trace element for the human body. An adult typically contains 6-10 mg of nickel, mainly concentrated in the brain and liver. Nickel is absorbed in the human intestines, with unabsorbed nickel being primarily excreted through feces. Only 10-20% of nickel from food is absorbed by the body. "Manganese" (Mn), another type of trace element that protects the body, is also present in jadeite. Long-term wear of jadeite can promote blood circulation, accelerate metabolism, alleviate aging, and prevent certain age-related diseases. "Magnesium" (Mg) is also a macromineral essential for the human body. Like calcium, magnesium is a necessary nutrient for normal bone growth. Sufficient magnesium effectively regulates calcium and maintains normal neuromuscular function, with both elements having a synergistic effect. Magnesium can inhibit platelet aggregation, so a deficiency may increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Furthermore, magnesium deficiency can lead to chronic inflammation and is associated with the development of many chronic diseases, particularly cardiovascular mortality. Some studies have shown that individuals who drink hard water, which has relatively higher calcium and magnesium content, have a lower mortality rate from cardiovascular diseases. Therefore, maintaining normal blood magnesium levels reduces the risk of atherosclerosis. "Iron" (Fe) assists enzymes in biochemical reactions and metabolism within the human body, making it an essential trace element. An adult typically contains 3-5 grams of iron, with six to seven-tenths distributed in red blood cells. Other cells also require iron's assistance to function smoothly. Medical research suggests that jadeite possesses powerful therapeutic properties. Long-term wear of jadeite can not only prevent illnesses but also alleviate or even treat certain conditions. Treating Chest Tightness: Some individuals with weaker constitutions may experience chest tightness. Wearing a jadeite pendant can help alleviate this common ailment. The jadeite pendant emits energy into the "Long Han" and "Shen Fu" acupoints on the chest. Through continuous massage, it can achieve a lasting effect. Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory: In TCM, jadeite is believed to have benefits such as "clearing internal heat, moistening the heart and lungs, nourishing hair, benefiting the five organs, calming the spirit, unblocking blood vessels, and improving vision and hearing." Regularly wearing jadeite jewelry allows its trace elements to be absorbed by the skin, helping to coordinate and balance the physiological functions of the body's organs. Nourishing the Skin: Jadeite ornaments, whether necklaces, earrings, or bracelets, can directly contact the skin. The mineral elements within the jadeite enter the body through this contact, nourishing the skin and making women appear fairer and more radiant. Cooling Relief: The naturally cool properties of jadeite provide a therapeutic and cooling sensation. During the Tang Dynasty, Consort Yang Guifei would place jade in her mouth during summer to alleviate heat. Since then, summer has become a time of cool tranquility. Jade pillows, bracelets, beds, and pendants are used to provide relief from the heat. The above are evidence-based reasons for the benefits of jadeite. Another, less substantiated reason is that looking at jadeite can offer an inexplicable sense of emotional healing and comfort when feeling down or stressed, as if receiving solace.