Important Certified Natural Jadeite Jade Decoration, Titled "New Born Dragon"

From our extensive Jade collection, here is another one to add to someones important collection. This piece was carved at least 50 years ago! This jade decoration is certified natural without treatments or enhancements. It is a superb piece of jade carving. The color play and contrast is fantastic. This master carver cleverly incorporated the jade skin into the carving. When the master carver first acquire a piece of jade rough, he has no idea what colors are inside. Once you carve into it, you will have to improvise as you go. The results as you can see is exceptional. The title says it all. This carving is of a beautiful home...

From our extensive Jade collection, here is another piece to add to an important collection. This impressive jade carving is titled "Call of the Wild". This piece was carved at least 20 years ago! The carving is realistic with excellent depth of field. This jade carving is certified natural jadeite jade without treatments or enhancements. The meaning behind this carving is "grabbing the opportunity like the Grizzly grabbing the salmon". When a master carver first acquires a piece of jade rough, he has no idea what colors are inside. Once you carve into it, the master improvises as he goes. The results are exceptional. Jadeite jade comes in many different colors and black is one of them. It is a great piece for investors and connoisseurs looking to collect world class Jade. This will be the centerpiece of any Jade collection. This natural Jade carvings...

Winter will be here soon. Do you need a companion on your desk or beside your bed? This artfully and skillfully carved iguana may be the friend you need. Most fine jadeite comes fr...

This archaic jade pendant features a symmetrical pattern with two chilong whose serpentine bodies form a heart. On the top are two chilong heads, smiling and looking in opposite directions. The bodies of the chilong are detailed with intricate scales and cross-cross patterns. During the Qing Dynasty, specifically the Qianlong period, Emperor QianLong’s passion for jade and antiques led artists to create archaic jade art that revived the artistic heights achieved during the Han Dynasty. Among the accessories favored by nobility during the Han period were jade plaques. These flat, thin jade pieces often featured intricate carvings, including dragon and phoenix motifs. The term “鸡心佩” (jī xīn pèi) refers to a specific type of jade plaque with a shape resembling a chicken heart (hence the name). These plaques were considered auspicious and symbolized harmony and protection. An example of a Han jade...