14K Gold Jade Bi Disc Drop Earrings - 12mm Green Discs

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14K gold jade bi disc drop earrings, 12mm pierced green jade circles on plain gold bars - JewelHub

14K Gold Jade Bi Disc Drop Earrings - 12mm Green Discs

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Jade Bi Disc Drop Earrings - Ringed Green Stone on Gold

Two circles of natural jade, 12mm across with an open centre, each threaded onto a plain gold bar and hung from a small polished gold ball at the lobe. The stone is a mottled mid green - deeper patches drifting across a paler ground, with the faint cloudiness that light sinks into. The pair weighs 2.21 grams in 14k solid gold. Nothing is engraved, textured or added; the whole design is a ring of stone and a line of gold through it.

The pierced disc is the oldest worked shape in Chinese jade and one of the oldest in any material anywhere - versions survive from around five thousand years ago, ground out with sand and patience long before anyone had a metal tool that could touch the stone. Making one has always been an act of removal rather than addition, which is a large part of why the form still reads as calm. Small enough to wear to work, old enough to mean something.

Specifications

Material: 14k (585) solid gold, hallmarked
Gemstone: Natural jade, pierced disc (bi form)
Stone Size: 12mm diameter each
Weight: 2.21g for the pair
Colour: Mottled mid green over paler ground
Design: Gold ball stud, link, disc on a plain gold bar
Fitting: Post with butterfly back, for pierced ears
Style: Light, everyday, unmistakably jade

Tips of the Motif - The Bi Disc

The pierced circle is called a bi, and it is the shape Chinese jade begins with. Discs like these were buried with the dead in the Neolithic period and later stood for heaven itself - a circle with no beginning, no end and nothing at the centre. Because the form has no top or bottom it also came to mean wholeness and continuity, which is why it is still given for anniversaries and for people starting again. Wearing one is closer to carrying an idea than a decoration. A quietly meaningful gift for her. More motif meanings at JewelMotif™ · Watch & read: Why Symbols Exist

Real Jade Checking Tip - Read the Drift

A plain disc gives you nowhere to hide, which makes it easy to read. Natural jade shows colour drifting unevenly through the body - patches, faint clouds, a slight difference between the two stones of a pair. Dye sits differently: it gathers along cracks and around the drilled edge of the hole, where it entered. Look at the rim of the centre hole in particular. These stones show natural variation. Care guidance on our Jade Care Card.

FAQs

1. Why is there a hole in the middle?
Because that is the form. A pierced disc is called a bi, one of the oldest shapes in Chinese jade, and the opening is the point of it - a circle standing for heaven, with nothing at the centre.

2. How big are they?
Each disc is 12mm across, so a little over a centimetre, hanging below a small gold ball. Present on the ear without being a statement.

3. Are they light?
Yes - 2.21 grams for the pair. Among the easiest jade earrings here to forget you are wearing.

4. Is the jade natural?
Yes - natural jade, with colour drifting unevenly through each disc and a slight difference between the two, as separately cut natural stones always show.

5. How do I look after them?
Warm water, mild soap, a soft cloth, and a soft brush around the gold bar where it passes through the hole. Store away from harder stones - jade takes knocks far better than it takes scratches. Full guidance on our Jade Care Card, and for the gold, the Gold Care Card.

How to Style the Jade Bi Discs

The plainest jade pair here and the easiest to wear daily - they read as green and gold and nothing else, so they go under a scarf, over a collar, with anything. Explore the full 14k and 18k Gold collection, browse more Earrings, or visit JewelBuild™ to build a set around them.

PROS: Precious metal, Elegant glow, Luxurious feel, Perfect for gifting

CONS: May scratch, Needs gentle care, Soft by nature, Store separately

  • Weight: Varies by design
  • Authenticity: Hallmarked
  • Quality Check: Material verified
  • Tested: Diamond tester for gemstone
  • Gift‑Ready: Perfect for gifting
  • Care Free: Jewellery cleaning cloth included

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