💎 Jade Jewellery Care Guide

Material: Natural jade—either jadeite or nephrite—is a semi-precious gemstone known for its smooth texture, calming green tones, and exceptional toughness. Each piece is selected for clarity, polish, and emotional resonance.
Finish: Smooth cabochon or intricately carved. Jade may be set in metal or left unmounted for minimalist styling.

🧼 Cleaning Tips

• Wipe gently with a soft, damp microfiber cloth after each wear to remove oils and sweat.
• For monthly cleaning, use lukewarm water and a drop of mild, phosphate-free soap. Avoid soaking if metal joins are present.
• Rinse with a damp cloth and pat dry. Optional: buff with a polishing cloth and a drop of mineral or baby oil to restore shine.

🚫 What to Avoid

• Harsh chemicals like bleach, ammonia, or acetone can damage jade’s surface and polish.
• Ultrasonic cleaners may be safe for untreated jade, but avoid them if the stone has been dyed or coated.
• Direct sunlight or high heat may cause fading or surface dullness over time.
• Impact against hard surfaces—jade is tough but not immune to chipping.

📏 Sizing & Fit Accuracy

All rings are mandrel-verified for precision. We provide full sizing transparency across UK, US, EU, CZ, diameter, and circumference formats. Charms, pendants, and bangles are measured by internal diameter for accurate fit and styling.

📊 Jade Facts

• Jadeite ranks 6.5–7 and nephrite 6–6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale—making jade harder than steel but still sensitive to scratches from diamonds or quartz.
• Jade absorbs skin oils over time, which can naturally enhance its shine and deepen its colour.
• Its toughness makes it ideal for bangles and carved pieces, but care should be taken with treated stones.

💡 Quick Do’s & Don’ts

Jade jewellery is a timeless symbol of harmony, protection, and prosperity. With gentle care and mindful wear, your piece will retain its beauty and spiritual depth for generations.

💡 More Blog Posts about Jade:

• The Cultural Significance and Symbolism of Jade in China
• Journey Through History: The Development of Jade as a Cultural Icon