Art Deco Jade Drop Necklace 3-Stone Jadeite Natural Untreated Type A 14K Gold

A wonderful strand of lovely, green jade beads. The necklace comprised of natural type A jadeite known as "Moss in Snow" for the vibrant greens interspersed with white. A versatile 2...

An embrace of the monumental Art Deco era, this vintage Mid Century jadeite cocktail ring glows with a lustrous, mottled apple green color and a significant architectural setting. Th...

A fabulous filigree bracelet centered by a carved, sun-ray rock crystal plaque displays all of the charm of its Art Deco vintage. The lacy and airy pierced open-work links are finely...

A vintage Native American Zuni (possibly Navajo) pendant necklace featuring turquoise from the famed Kingman, Arizona mine, renowned for it's pure, blue-green color. Intricately set ...

Retro 1940's Art Deco handmade A grade natural Jadeite Jade pendant necklace. 7 Exquisite oval-shaped natural Jadeite Jade stones, random tested by the GIA as natural color, no enhan...

A vintage green jade single-strand beaded necklace with a 14 karat clasp in the shape of a barrel. The necklace consists of beautiful round-shaped j...

A spectacular certified natural and untreated jadeite jade necklace in variegated apple green. 107 hand-carved and polished light apple green jade beads...

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...