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Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies
Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies
Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies
Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies
Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies

Rare Purple Jade Stone, 45+ Carats, AAA Quality - Exotic Wire Wrapping Supplies

$ 13.72

Availability: 98 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Condition: New with tags
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    -Fast Facts-
    Stone: Purple Jade (Jadeite)
    Grade: AAA
    Country of Origin: Turkey
    Weight: 45+ Carats
    Size: 0.8” x 0.75”
    Chakras: Root, Heart, Third Eye, Crown
    Buzzwords: Dreams, Discernment, Joy
    Shipping: Complimentary USPS First Class
    Lavender Jadeite from Turkey, also known as “turkiyenite,” is a highly uncommon stone that has only gotten harder to come by over the years. What many don’t know about this unusual gemstone is that material from this particular locality contains between 40% to 60% jadeite jade (as opposed to the often less valuable nephrite jade), with the remainder a still unknown combination of quartz, orthoclase feldspar, epidote, and other trace minerals.
    This particular material was sourced from a miner who only ever has AAA grade material once every few years. I had to scoop up as much as I could afford. AAA grade material is distinguished from AA grade material and lower by its jadeite content: AAA grade tends to be closer to the 60% jadeite mark, whereas AA grade is closer to the 40% mark. Hundreds of pounds of C, B, and A grade material are sorted through just to come up with AA+ grade. Out of that, a specialist will determine what can be deemed AAA(+) grade.
    Surprisingly, Turkish jade has a very unique photoluminescence, meaning a stone’s color can actually shift to different shades depending on the light. The science behind it is tricky and would require more than yours truly to be able to explain; included in the last photo slot is an example of the same stones under different artificial lighting conditions. No filters or color correcting were used. In direct natural sunlight, the material seems to almost have a magenta “glow”. In artificial LED white light (such as a phone flashlight), the stones appear to take on a ghostly marbled blue.
    This stone in particular, along with a select few others, has been cleansed by a friend and me in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Southern California on a sunny (and surprisingly warm) January day. Only great vibes!
    The last photo slot is an example of purple jade’s unique optical properties. You will only be receiving the single stone pictured. Be sure to check out my others! If you wish to order a piece of jade with any of my tumbled mixes, please let me know before placing your order; I can combine this order with the tumbled mix’s free Priority shipping and save you the shipping cost for the jade
    If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out at any time; I’m always happy to help! My material is completely natural, untreated (no dye!), and tumbled right here in Southern California. This particular order will be shipped via USPS First Class. Stay safe, stay healthy, and keep looking forward.