Guatemalan Jadeite PearGuatemalan Jadeite, a rare and finely grained 'Fei Cui' jade that rivals Burmese jade in color and translucency. "Jade" is a term that referred to two different mineral classifications; jadeite and nephrite. Nephrite being the more common type found around the globe, jadeite is quite rare, much more fine grained and takes a high lustrous polish. The Guatemalan jadeite deposits were lost in history for approximately 500 years and were only discovered

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Unlike the vibrant greens of classic American variscite (such as Utah or Nevada varieties)

so getting perfectly cut shapes is rare

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accented by intricate spiderweb matrix patterns in contrasting tones of gold

This is stone #4 in the photo (marked with the brass number)

I love a good break-up story and these stones don't hold back

often accented with intricate brecciated patterns

Blue polychrome Turquoise

Ideal for pendants

often there are a mix of brecciation and orbs

making it an excellent choice for everyday wear pieces