Nian Cui - Natural Burmese Jadeite - Ice Jadeite with Gel-like Luster, Adorable Small Dragon Head Charm

Can be worn as a pendant Or attached to bracelets or wrist malas for versatile styling https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49752488412_c5f16263c4_b.jpg <<About Jadeite>> Originating from Myanmar, what is commonly referred to as "Type A" in the market signifies mineral stones that are 100% natural, with no artificial processing, polymer impregnation, or dyeing. This is entirely different from imitation "Type A" items! (smiles) The allure of jadeite lies in its moist, translucent clarity, its color variations, and unique shapes, making each piece a one-of-a-kind creation. The better the translucency and color, the higher the price; even small differences can drastically impact its value. Distinguishing genuine jadeite by the naked eye is not feasible. A certificate from a reputable gemological laboratory typically costs $1000-$2000, so choosing your seller wisely is crucial. ^^ <<About K Gold>> What's the difference between 10K, 14K, 18K, and 24K? <Different Gold Content> 24K signifies a gold content of 99.95%. 18K signifies a gold content of 75.00%. 14K signifies a gold content of 58.50%. 10K signifies a gold content of 41.70%. Why are 24K solid gold rings rarely seen on the market? While 24K gold jewelry boasts the highest gold content and value, with a deep color, it is relatively difficult to maintain. Compared to other purities, it is more prone to scratches and is so soft it can easily deform during wear. Generally, unless it's for exceptionally high-value fine jewelry, this level of gold purity is not used. However, solid gold jewelry is not entirely absent; pieces made of pure gold are typically reserved for special occasions, such as traditional Chinese weddings where gold accessories are customary. Yet, most people will only wear them once before storing them safely in a vault. 18K Gold 18K, compared to 14K and 10K, has the highest gold content and is commonly used in mid-to-high-end jewelry. International luxury brands also predominantly use this grade of material. Although 18K gold is the most expensive among these, it is relatively resistant to losing its luster, does not fade, and is hypoallergenic. Pure gold and pure silver are softer, making it easier for gemstones to fall out when they are set. Therefore, higher-priced gemstones and minerals are usually set in 18K gold mountings. https://farm1.staticflickr.com/860/42999762604_bf0b5e7d09_z.jpg <<About the Gemstones and Minerals We Use>> All the minerals sold in our store are personally sourced by us every one to two months from the Guangzhou Jade Market. (Guangzhou is the world's largest processing and sales market for jadeite and minerals.) We meticulously oversee the quality, offering you direct-from-origin prices. We support verification by any gemological appraisal center, and can also arrange for certificates to be issued by an appraisal center (fees apply separately). Shop with confidence. Purchase Notice - 1. Customized items and ring size adjustments are exclusive bespoke services. Returns and exchanges are not accepted unless there is a product defect or an error in shipment. 2. Items from our design館 are covered by a one-month warranty. Damage determined by our design館 to be non-human-induced will be repaired free of charge. Human-induced damage will be quoted separately. 3. Custom orders require approximately 15 working days to complete, and we will strive to finish them as quickly as possible!