Description: Jade beads are a type of semi-precious gemstone known for their smooth texture and vibrant colors. They are made from either jadeite or nephrite, two distinct minerals that share similar properties. Jadeite is rarer and more valuable, often found in shades of green, while nephrite is more common and can be found in a variety of colors, including white, yellow, and black
Usage: Jade beads are widely used in jewelry making due to their durability and aesthetic appeal. They can be incorporated into necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and anklets. Their smooth, glossy finish and vibrant colors make them a popular choice for both casual and formal jewelry designs
Metaphysical Properties: Jade is believed to have several metaphysical properties. It is known for its calming and soothing energy, promoting emotional balance and inner peace. Jade is also thought to attract good luck, prosperity, and protection against negative energies. It is often associated with wisdom, harmony, and longevit
Countries Where Jade is Mined: Jade is mined in various countries around the world, including:
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Myanmar (Burma): Known for producing high-quality jadeite.
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Guatemala: Another significant source of jadeite.
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China: A major producer of nephrite jade.
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New Zealand: Known for its greenstone, a type of nephrite jade.
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Russia: Produces both jadeite and nephrite.
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Canada: Known for its nephrite jade.
Jewelry Making Projects: Jade beads can be used in a wide range of jewelry making projects. Here are a few ideas:
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Necklaces: Create stunning jade bead necklaces by combining them with spacer beads and pendants.
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Bracelets: Use jade beads to make elegant bracelets, either as single-strand or multi-strand designs.
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Earrings: Design unique earrings by pairing jade beads with metal findings and other gemstones.
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Anklets: Craft beautiful anklets using jade beads and charms for a boho-chic look
☛ PRODUCT DETAILS ☚
Material: Dyed Natural Jade
Style: Glossy Finish Round/Ball
Color: See Variations*
Hole Size: 1mm Holes
Strand Length: 15"
Bead Count:
4mm - Approximately 92 Beads
6mm - Approximately 63 Beads
8mm - Approximately 49 Beads
10mm - Approximately 39 Beads
12mm - Approximately 32 Beads
