Icy Ice Green 100% Natural Burma Jadeite and 10 similar items

Natural Burma Jadeite Jade Hand Piece Fine Hand Carving Icy Ice Light Green 100% Natural Burma Jadeite Jade Four-legged Tripod Hand Piece for Prosperity and Best of Luck With certificate (Authentic Type A Jadeite) ?????? ~ ??????????????????? / ????????? ????A?????) *Certificate No - SZ21366293 *Materials - 100% Natural Jadeite Jade *Refractive Index - 1.66 (spot measurement) *Density - 3.33g / cm^3 *Jadeite Size - approx - 36.50mm/29.20mm/17.00mm *Weight - 27.35 grams *Carat - 136.75 carats *Original - Burma *Package - 1 X Four Legged Tripod / 1 X Gift Box / 1 X Certificate *Delivery - Worldwide Free Shipping *Item Video Display Link - https://youtu.be/r3mMRjR0Bec Only One Unit Available ************************************************************************ This is an exceptionally rare and meticulously handcrafted natural jadeite ornament. It belongs to the ice-green variety of jadeite, exhibiting a translucent hue. Through the skillful craftsmanship, the delicate jadeite material has been intricately carved into a four-legged flower-carved square tripod, creating a masterpiece of ornamental art. This exquisite piece comes with a certificate verifying its classification as Type A natural jadeite. Measuring approximately 36.50mm 29.20mm 17.00mm and weighing 27.35 grams, equivalent to 136.75 carats, it embodies the fusion of sculptural artistry and the lapidary craft of jadeite. In Chinese culture, the square tripod symbolizes authority and dignity, often regarded as an auspicious emblem. A four-legged flower-carved square tripod represents family harmony and prosperity. Therefore, this ornament is not merely an artwork but also a symbol of profound significance. Possessing such an ornament allows one to appreciate its exquisite craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal while receiving blessings of domestic harmony and happiness. 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. Green jadeite is a rare gemstone that gets its color from the presence of chrome element. Due to its green color, it is considered a symbol of calmness and peace. It is also seen as a talisman that can help people get rid of troubles and annoyances. In addition, jadeite is believed to have healing properties and can help people recover their health. In Chinese culture, jadeite is considered a symbol of wealth and luck. It is believed to bring wealth and business success, therefore many people treat it as an investment piece or place it in positions that symbolize wealth, such as on an office desk. In addition, jadeite is a very popular gift because it not only has a beautiful appearance but also carries a positive meaning. Therefore, green jadeite is often given as gifts to loved ones, friends and family members. Ding (?) are prehistoric and ancient Chinese cauldrons, standing upon legs with a lid and two facing handles. They are one of the most important shapes used in Chinese ritual bronzes. They were made in two shapes: round vessels with three legs and rectangular ones with four, the latter often called fangding. They were used for cooking, storage, and ritual offerings to the gods or to ancestors. 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