Jade
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About Jade
Jade is a cultural and gemological term encompassing two distinct minerals—jadeite (pyroxene) and nephrite (amphibole)—both valued across East Asian, Mesoamerican, and Maori cultures for thousands of years for their toughness, beauty, and spiritual significance. Jadeite offers the vivid imperial green and lavender hues prized in Chinese and Burmese tradition, while nephrite ranges from creamy white "mutton fat" jade to deep spinach green, historically important to Chinese and New Zealand Maori. Jade remains one of the world's most culturally significant gemstones, with the finest imperial jadeite commanding prices rivaling fine diamonds.