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Stone Type semiprecious
Treatment Unheated and Untreated (No Indications Observed)
Cut Cabochon
Certification As Required
Shape Oval
Composition Natural
Return policy 10 Days Money Back
Color Green
Benefits
Nephrite healing benefits don’t end at kidney treatment. It was historically used for various different healing therapies by various different cultures, from the Chinese, the Mayans, and Latin Americans.
Quality
Nephrite’s quality is determined by the cumulative assessment and study of factors such as the Nephrite gemstone Colour, Clarity, and Cut. Nephrite Jade stone exhibiting superior colour, with zero to minimum visible inclusions and surface flaws, that is cut skillfully, is considered to be of fine quality. Based on these quality assessments, Jade Nephrite stone is categorized into three quality gradings, namely, AAA, AA, and A, with AAA being of the finest quality and A being the inferior of the three.
Price
Nephrite Jade price is determined by the collective assessment of factors such as the gemstone’s Origin, Colour, Clarity, Cut, and Carat Weight.
New Zealand is the biggest and the most major supplier of good quality Nephrite Jade and thus holds a high price. Other notable sources include Australia, Russia, etc.
Nephrite stone price is generally higher for gemstones exhibiting superior colour. Nephrite Jade with deep and solid green colour is considered to be the most valuable. Other colours that occur in Jade Nephrite are white to gray, yellowish to brownish, near-black, and a plethora of different green colours.
The clarity of the stone affect the Nephrite Jade price significantly. Translucent Jade Nephrite with a glassy to creamy luster is considered the most valuable.
Since Nephrite is an opaque stone, it is usually cut into cabochon shapes. Cutting raw Nephrite Jade enhances its colour and improves clarity by concealing visible inclusions. However, cutting raw Nephrite leads to stone wastage of rough Nephrite, and this further increases prices. Thus cabochon cuts are considered the most economical as it leads to less Nephrite Jade rough wastage.
The weight and size of Jade Nephrite can affect its price significantly. Larger stones sell for a higher price per carat. Polishing Nephrite Jade as well as cutting it leads to a decrease in size that crucially affect the price.
Yes, Cat’s Eye Nephrite does exist. Nephrites have a tendency to exhibit Chatoyancy (Cat’s Eye effect).
In the present time, green Nephrite is deemed to be the most valuable natural Nephrite. However, translucent, white natural Nephrite Jade was regarded as the most precious up until the discovery of exceptional Burmese ‘Imperial’ Jade Jadeite Nephrite in the 18th century.
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