Natural Light Green Serpentine Jade Opera Necklace with 7, 14mm Dual Bead Sizes

Timeless elegance meets legendary gemstone in this magnificent certified Natural Burmese Apple Green Jadeite Necklace. Each of the 80 perfectly matched beads has been carefully selec...

This one-of-a-kind extraordinarily unique vintage Green Jadite Diamond Yellow Gold Necklace is set with three beautiful translucent apple green cabochon jadeites at the center. Each ...

This exquisite natural ruby and jade beaded necklace is a stunning fusion of rich red and soft green hues, embodying both elegance and cultural significance. The necklace features po...

Introducing our stunning Certified Untreated Genuine Burmese Jadeite Jade & Diamond Necklace, crafted in 14K yellow gold. The pendant features a translucent bright green on white jad...

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

This is nephrite from the New Zealand company of Tuarangi Jade Jewellery. The Māori classification system for pounamu describes four varieties: Kahurangi, Kawakawa, Inanga, and Tangi...

Chinese carved ink jadeite beaded necklace, totalling 22". CERTIFIED A-Grade natural jadeite, untreated and natural color. The jadeite material is highly translucent and of excellen...

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...