Description
Jade Crystal Spire Stone
Includes 1 Crystal, measures 1.77 – 2.76″ H (stand not included)
*Please Note: No two gemstones are EVER alike and your one-of-a-kind real natural crystals will have small variations from the images due to every stone forming in its own way naturally. Sizes are approximate and may also vary.
JADE OTHER NAMES :
“Loin Stone”, Feicui, Kingfisher Jade, Feathers Jade, Nephrite
JADE MAGIC / METAPHYSICAL / SPIRITUAL INTENTIONS :
|          • calm, serenity, peace, tranquility, harmony |          • overcoming peer pressure |
|          • purity |          • releasing feelings of guilt |
|          • nurturing, gentleness, compassion, kindness |          • individualism and independent thought |
|          • knowledge, wisdom, and memory |          • protection from abuse, bullying, deception, and intimidation |
|          • love, new love, pure love, romantic love, friendship |          • dispelling fearfulness |
|          • fidelity, loyalty, and commitment |          • protection of children and the elderly |
|          • trustworthiness and virtue |          • protection while traveling |
|          • humility |          • safety and stability |
|          • ridding feelings of loneliness |          • spirituality and higher consciousness |
|          • releasing the desire to conform to negative influences |          • dream magic |
JADE HEALTH & WELL-BEING INTENTIONS :
|          • calm and easing nervousness |          • helping memory |
|          • relief of anxiety |          • kidney support and detoxification |
|          • relief of feelings of trauma |          • reducing inflammation |
|          • dispelling fearfulness |          • soothe sore muscles and east joint pain |
JADE ASSOCIATIONS & CORRESPONDENCES :
|          • ELEMENT | Water |          • WATCHTOWER DIRECTION | West |
|          • PLANET | Venus, Mercury |          • ZODIAC SIGN | Virgo |
|          • GENDER | Yin / Feminine |          • CHAKRA | 4th Heart Chakra (Anahata) |
|          • ENERGY | Receptive (Left) |          • DAY OF THE WEEK | Sunday |
|          • TAROT | the Empress, Ten of Pentacles |          • ASSOCIATED METAL | Copper, Mercury (Quicksilver) |
|          • CANDLE COLOR(S) | White, Blue, Pink, Green |          • DEITIES / GODS / GODDESSES | |
|          • SABBATS / ESBATS / HOLIDAYS | |                    ◦ Buddha (Buddhism) |
|                    ◦ Ostara / the Spring Equinox (March 19 – 23) |                    ◦ Clementia (Roman) |
|                    ◦ Eleos (Greek) | |
|                    ◦ Guan Yu (Chinese) | |
|                    ◦ Ix Tub Tun (Mayan) | |
|                    ◦ Mazu (Chinese) | |
|                    ◦ Philophrosyne (Greek) | |
|                    ◦ Tara (Buddhism and Hinduism) | |
|                    ◦ The Moirae / the Fates (Greek) | |
|                    ◦ Yudi (Chinese Folk and Daoism) |
JADE MAGIC / MYSTICAL ATTRIBUTES :
Jade symbolizes knowledge, memory and infinite wisdom. Sculptures of elephants as well as Buddha statues are often carved from Jade.
Jade is known to represent pure and true love of others. The gemstone helps strengthen humility and spirituality, promoting independent thought and individualism, ridding feelings of loneliness, and releasing the desire (as well as the pressure) to conform to negative influences in order to “belong” to a group no matter the cost or harm to others. Jade helps you to release feelings of guilt and brings instead feelings of genuine care and nurturing, friendship, and harmony. It also inspires new sincere romantic love while fostering trust and fidelity.
Jade is a protective stone, especially for children and the elderly, as well as during travel. The crystal dispels fear and anxiety, provides safety, and protects from bullying, deception, intimidation and abuse.
JADE HEALTH & WELL-BEING ASSOCIATIONS :
The name ‘nephrite’ (one of the two minerals classified as jade) comes from the Greek word for kidney, referencing its ancient use in supporting the body’s filtration organs. It is widely thought in crystal healing to help remove toxins from the body and balance bodily fluids.
When used in massage or worn against the skin, the cool surface of nephrite jade is believed to reduce inflammation, soothe sore muscles, and ease joint pain.
JADE DESCRIPTION :
Jade is a mineral used as jewelry or for ornaments. It is typically green, although may be yellow or white. Jade can refer to either of two different silicate minerals : jadeite or nephrite. The higher the iron content, the greener the color. Higher iron amounts yield deeper, classic forest or dark leaf-green shades. Trace amounts of chromium create vivid, bright green spots or emerald-like highlights.
Jadeite (Burmese Jade or Guatemalan Jade, also known as “Imperial Jade”) is a more precious kind of Jade, only occurring in metamorphic rocks and only found in fewer than 12 places worldwide. Jadeite is a silicate of sodium and aluminium in the pyroxene group of minerals. Translucent emerald-green Jadeite is the most prized variety. Jadeite has many color variations including blue, brown, red, Blue, dark green, lavender and white. The rarest Jadeite is described as “moss entangled in melting snow”.
Nephrite (Canadian Jade or New Zealand Jade) can be found in a creamy white to light yellow form (known in China as “mutton fat” Jade) as well as in a variety of light green, grays, to rich deep mossy green colors. Nephrite is a silicate of calcium, magnesium, and iron-rich amphibole minerals tremolite or actinolite, in the amphibole group of minerals.
Jade is well known for its ornamental use in East Asian, South Asian, and Southeast Asian art. It is commonly used in Latin America, such as Mexico and Guatemala. The use of jade in Mesoamerica for symbolic and ideological ritual was influenced by its rarity and value among pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures, such as the Olmecs, the Maya, and other ancient civilizations of the Valley of Mexico.
Jade was considered to be the “imperial gem” of China, and was used to create many utilitarian and ceremonial objects, from indoor decorative items to jade burial suits. In the history of the art of the Chinese empire, Jade had a special significance comparable with that of gold and diamonds in the West. The gemstone was used for the finest objects and cult figures, and for grave furnishings for high-ranking members of the imperial family. Burmese Jade (Jadeite), with its bright emerald-green, pink, lavender, orange and brown colors was imported from Burma to China only after about 1800.
In Japan, Jade was a symbol of wealth and power and was used for bracelets. Leaders also used the crystal in rituals. It is the natural stone of Japan. The earliest use of Jade in Japan can be traced back about 7,000 years.
Jade has also been used since ancient times for furnishings, jewelry, art, sculpture, daggers, and ritual items in Korea, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Mesoamerica, Canada, Russia, and Mongolia.
| • Formula / Composition | Ca2(Mg,Fe)5Si8O22(OH)2 (nephrite with with iron and chromium) | |
| • Crystal System | Monoclinic | |
| • Mineral Class | Silicates – Inosilicates – Amphibole group | |
| • Habit | It does not form distinct, visible crystal faces; instead, its crystal habit is massive, compact, and cryptocrystalline, featuring an intensely intergrown, felted mat of microscopic microfibers that make the stone structurally tougher than steel. Virtually unbreakable along any cleavage plane due to the random, dense weaving of fibers. Recovered primarily as large, rounded alluvial boulders in riverbeds or as massive in situ lenses embedded in serpentinite belts. | |
| • Mohs Hardness | 6 – 6.5 | |
| • Specific Gravity | 2.90 – 3.03 | |
| • Refractive Index | 1.600 – 1.640 | |
| • Birefringence | Not detectable or aggregate-style (around 0.020–0.027 if individual micro-fibers are measured) | |
| • Optical Dispersion | None to no negligible optical dispersion | |
| • Optic Character | AGG (Anisotropic Aggregate) | |
| • Transparency | Ranges from opaque to semi-translucent. Unlike rare jadeite, high-quality British Columbian nephrite can feature fine, high translucency in thinner cuts or specific prized-grade imperial and glassy veins, allowing light to diffuse softly beneath the surface. | |
| • Luster | A classic waxy to greasy or silky luster when polished, with high-grade polished pieces displaying a deep, oily sheen. |
CLEANSING AND CHARGING JADE :
Wash the stone briefly in a bowl of lukewarm water mixed with a few drops of mild, alcohol-free dish soap. Gently wipe it clean with a lint-free microfiber cloth or an extra-soft baby toothbrush, without using aggressive pressure. Rinse it thoroughly under a gentle stream of lukewarm running water to remove all remaining soap film. Pat completely dry using a clean, soft microfiber towel. Give it a light buffing with a dry microfiber cloth to restore its natural luster.
Harsh chemicals will permanently ruin its finish. Never use household cleaners, bleach, ammonia, alcohol, vinegar, or lemon juice. Avoid toothpaste, baking soda, and rough scrubbing pads, which will scratch the surface.
Avoid commercial ultrasonic or steam jewelry cleaners. High-frequency vibrations and intense heat can expand microscopic fractures within natural stone, causing it to split.
If your piece has been stored away and looks dull, rub a single drop of colorless, odorless oil (such as mineral oil or canola oil) across the surface with a paper towel. Let it sit for 5 minutes, then wipe it completely dry.
Store separately in a padded jewelry box or soft cloth pouch. Harder gems like diamonds or sapphires can easily scratch your jade if they rub against it.
Be sure to energetically cleanse your Jade when received, and charge with your own energy and intentions. Use your feather fan to waft over it the smoke of purifying incense. Use sound vibrations from a singing bowl, bells, or tingsha chimes while quickly and carefully passing through the flame of a white, black, pink or green candle. Place in a (preferably Selenite or Clear Quartz, just not any kind of metal) bowl on top of a bed of dead sea salt and leave soaking in the moonlight for at least four hours. Remove from the bowl, rinse for 30 seconds in (ideally natural, like a stream or in the rain) running water, then gently dry with a cloth (BE CAREFUL with stones that may easily scratch). Hold in your left hand (if wearing for receiving intentions) or right hand (if wearing for emitting intentions) and meditate your intentions and energy onto the stones for half an hour.
Alternatively, cleanse by smudging then holding under running water (or leaving out in rainwater) for at least 30 seconds, dry, and gently place on top of a bed of sea salt on a windowsill after sunset for a few hours.
Because your gemstones can absorb negative energy, avoid allowing others to touch or handle them and be sure to cleanse regularly. Recharge as needed by placing in the sunlight or moonlight for a few hours, or by burying in the earth for a day or two.
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