Certified 850cts Jade Bead Necklace, Lavender, Green, Black & Grey, Lucky Jade

Please check out the HD video! For your consideration is an important natural light lavender XXL jade bead necklace with a custom Burma rubies (with high fluorescence) and diamonds disco ball...

Please check out the HD video for the most accurate color. This bead necklace is certified by 2 labs. The certified natural icy red jadeite strand of bead necklace is not common. The red jade is even in color and translucent. In the trade, it is called red jade but in reality it is more brown. It is matched with apple green jade beads...

For your consideration is an important set of jade necklace and diamond earrings. Hard to find this size (almost 14mm) natural jade beads with natural apple green color. This is a ra...

Please check out the HD video. Here is a natural Jadeite Jade and diamond pendant. It is certified natural without any treatments. The pendant is set in 18k white gold and one new ro...

Striking strand of uniform Lavender Jade Beads, 19.5 - 20mm with an 18k gold* handmade clasp. The decorative oval link 2" extender, with its drop b...

This apple green jadeite jade multi-strand necklace is from the early 20th century. The necklace consists of 154 jadeite jade stones, every piece of jade on this necklace is mottled in green and white. The jade strands...

An absolutely stunning jade bead necklace of translucent bluish-green certified natural and untreated jadeite jade beads. These extraordinarily translucent beads are a most uncommon ...

Bright, and filled with light, this radiant Art Deco era (circa 1920s -1930s) necklace is composed of 107 hand-carved and polished natural and untreated Burmese jadeite jade beads. The beads range in size from 4.13mm to 9.38. Overall, the beads are a bright, fresh spring green. I would say "pea green" but that sounds so awful. In truth, the beads are the color of those hard and shiny peas that you see when you crack open the first pod of the season. But these beads are also genetically gifted: they contain little patches of shockingly perfect imperial green, deep forest green, and even a green so faint it reminds me of light green velvet rubbed the wrong way so that light reflects off where you stroked your finger over the velvet and the green velvet is now whiter. Yes, go ahead and say it: the necklace deserves a finer clasp. But does it? This clasp is original to the piece. It was made by hand in the early twentieth century. It's silver and once it was gilt. It's a clasp I've seen on many jade and beaded necklaces from this period and I find the humble nature...