Honey Yellow Jade Grape Beaded Bangle Bracelet Vintage Estate Hapiness

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Honey Yellow Jade Grape Beaded Bangle Bracelet Vintage Estate Hapiness:
$129.99

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Natural Jade Bangle Cuff Bracelet

\"Butterscotch Amber Honey\" Swirls of Honey, Hong Veins and Hues of Amber jadeite bangle bracelet one sz , 23mm free form hand carved beads. Rare Find

Qi energy forSincerity, Compassion and Health. A gradenatural color

It exudes positive energy for the wearer.

Infused with Love, Care and Positive Energy to Enhance Transform and Inspire the Life of all who wear it.

Jade:Jade is a gemstone steeped in myth and symbolism, revered and treasured for nearly 7,000 years. It comes in a wide spectrum of colors. Jade has been used in art and jewelry, as luck charms, for hairpins and combs, for carvings and as part of religious ceremonies, in ancient China and in other cultures as well. Its significance and power are multifaceted; its use in bracelets is just one of many ways to use or wear jade as a protective ornament.In early China, jade was known as \"yu,\" or \"royal gem.\" Its value was comparable to that of diamonds or gold in western culture. Its toughness made it ideal for use in weapons and tools. But its beauty made it popular for use in cult figures, grave furnishings for imperial family members and ornate jewelry.

Jade was considered a powerful stone and was used in ritual ceremonies from as early as 5000 B.C.E. in China. Chinese people view jade as having the power to protect body and spirit, both for the living and the dead. Jade\'s value extended beyond Asia. In Central America, the Mayas, Aztecs and Olmecs valued jade above gold. In New Zealand, the indigenous Maori tribes carved native jade into weapons and cult instruments. Even in ancient Egypt, jade was considered a stone embodying inner peace, balance and love.

In ancient China, people wore jade to ward off evil and injury. It was carved into small symbolic disks called \"pi\" that were used in religious ceremonies. Many Chinese wore jade pendants and ornaments to indicate social status. Ancient beliefs associated with the power of jade still exist, including the practice of wearing jade bracelets for protection. Chinese parents often give their daughters or sons jade bracelets to remind them of the parents\' protection and love.

Jade is regarded as a symbol of the beautiful and precious, embodying the virtues of Confucius: courage, compassion, modesty, wisdom and justice.

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