Yes. We work with natural jadeite and nephrite jade depending on the design. Each piece is selected for color, texture, and overall visual character. Transparency about materials is important to us.

Our jade is sourced through established suppliers in Myanmar and China, with many pieces crafted in Zhenping, Henan, a region widely known for jade carving and jewelry craftsmanship.

Jade is sometimes categorized informally into A, B, and C grades to describe treatment status rather than overall quality.

These labels are industry shorthand rather than universal grading systems. If you are specifically looking for untreated jade, you can browse our untreated selection here or look for “untreated” noted in individual product descriptions.

Type A Jade

Natural jade that has not been chemically treated or dyed. Traditional polishing or waxing may still be applied. This category is generally the most preferred among collectors.

Type B Jade

Natural jade that has undergone chemical treatment, often acid washing followed by resin impregnation, to improve clarity or appearance. It remains jade but may age differently over time.

Type C Jade

Jade that has been dyed to enhance or change color. Color stability may vary depending on treatment methods.

Yes. Jade is a tough gemstone suitable for daily wear. Like all fine jewelry, it should be protected from strong impact or harsh chemicals, but everyday use is completely normal.

Natural jade typically maintains its color. With wear, oils from skin can slightly enhance surface luster, which many collectors appreciate.

Use mild soap, water, and a soft cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners, alcohol, or acidic solutions. Gentle care helps maintain polish and longevity.

Jade is actually very tough structurally, but it can crack if dropped on hard surfaces. Treat it like fine jewelry rather than costume jewelry.

Yes. In addition to jade, we work with the below and other natural materials that complement jade aesthetically.

• agate
• chalcedony
• quartzite
• pearls
• crystals

Key factors include:

• color consistency
• translucency
• texture
• craftsmanship
• authenticity

Personal preference also plays a big role in choosing jade jewelry.

Very much so. Jade has longstanding associations with protection, prosperity, and balance, making it a meaningful gift across many cultures.