Collection: Auspicious Jade

Love  •  Relationships •  Good Luck  •  Calm 

Auspicious Jade, also called Lucky Jade as it resembles a field Clover.  Jade opens our heart to give and receive love.  It attracts loving relationships and brings harmony with those most important to us.  Jade is also a protective stone and reduces shyness.  Jade has long been known for attracting abundance, wealth and good luck by opening the flow between giving and receiving.  Auspicious Jade has the added properties of bringing calm and wisdom.

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HISTORY AND OVERVIEW

Jade was first recorded by conquistadors in Mesoamerica where it was symbolic.  Ideological ritual was influenced by its rarity and value among pre-Columbian Mesoamerican cultures such as the Olmecs, Maya and other ancient civilisations of the Valley of Mexico.  

The name "Jade" is a cultural term for a durable material that has been fashioned into tools, sculptures and jewellery for over 5,000 years. It was first used in making ax heads, weapons, and tools because of its toughness.  Then, because some specimens had a beautiful colour and could be polished, people started to use Jade for gemstones, talismans, and ornamental objects.

For thousands of years, Jade has been the most popular gemstone in China. Chinese emperors had such a great desire to own high grade Jade that they traded or waged war with distant people to acquire them.

Jade comes in three varieties.  Nephrite, Jadeite or New Jade.  Most Jade is green but it forms in a range of difference colours such as green, white, lavender, yellow, blue, black, red, orange, and grey.

Nephrite comes from the Latin words  lapis nephriticus,  "stone of the kidneys", for the traditional belief in its power to heal kidneys and loins.

You can try a "chime test" to differentiate between the different types. . Nephrite will release a musical note when tapped with a hard object, whereas Jadeite and New Jade don't.

Pounamu, or New Zealand Green Stone, is a traditional and distinctive New Zealand gemstone containing the minerals Nephrite and Bowenite.



EMOTIONAL PROPERTIES
  • Calms and soothes our mind
  • Grounds us helping us feel safe and secure
  • Brings inner-peace 
  • Increases our creativity
  • Increases mental agility
  • Balances our emotions
  • Brings harmony in relationships
  • Attracts joy and happiness
  • Channels passion in positive ways
  • Heals our hearts from emotional hurt
  • Allows us to open our heart to attract and receive love 
  • Attracts good luck, abundance and wealth
  • Nurtures
  • Increases our self-esteem, brings confidence and reduces shyness
  • Helps us to make friends
  • Releases negative thoughts
  • Brings balance and harmony within and around us
  • Harmonises dysfunctional relationship
  • Calms our nerves and soothes our mind
  • Helps us embrace our true self 
 

SPIRITUAL PROPERTIES
  • Attracts love and loving energy
  • Attracts good luck, abundance and wealth
  • Protects our assets
  • Protects against danger, particularly for children
  • Brings insightful dreams and helps us to remember them (place on Soma Chakra)
 

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
Jade may be helpful for:
  • Fertility
  • Kidneys
  • Nervous system, calming
  • Personality disorders, stabilises
 
ENVIRONMENTAL PROPERTIES


FACTS

APPEARANCE and VARIATIONS

  • Multicoloured
  • Mohs hardness of 4.5

AUSPICIOUS JADE:
  • Green mottled with white and sometimes purple

NEPHRITE:
  • Pale to dark green
  • Calcium magnesium silicate
  • Mohs hardness of 6 
  • Musical note when tapped with a hard object 

JADEITE:
  • Green, white, lavender, yellow, blue, black, red, orange, and grey.
  • Sodium aluminum silicate
  • Mohs hardness of 6.5-7


POUNAMU or NEW ZEALAND GREEN STONE:
  • A traditional gemstone of culture importance only found in New Zealand
  • Contains the minerals Nephrite and Bowenite


NEW JADE:

  • Yellow-light green
  • Bowenite 
  • Waxy
  • Mohs hardness of 5 - 6


IMPERIAL JADE:

  • Fine-grained Jadeite
  • Translucent
  • Uniform green colour


WHITE JADE:


COLOURS:  
Shades of green, brown, black, yellow, white, red and lavender 

DIAPHANEITY: Translucent, opaque

CRYSTAL FAMILY:   

         Silicate Mineral
                  ↓         
           Inosilicates
                  ↓
           Amphibole
                  ↓
Nephrite Jade, Jadeite
        ↓
 Alashan Jade


 
FORMATION:   Jadeite and nephrite are minerals that form through metamorphism. Most commonly found in metamorphic rocks along the margins of convergent plate boundaries involving oceanic lithosphere.

Jadeite is typically found in rocks that have a higher pressure origin than Nephrite. 


CRYSTAL SYSTEM:   Monoclinic
 

CHEMICAL FORMULA:  
 
HARDNESS:   4.5 on the Mohs scale
 
ORIGIN:  -
 

GENERAL

 
CHAKRA: Heart and Root Chakras

BIRTHSTONE:  -

ZODIAC:  Libra

ANNIVERSARY:   -

PLANETS:   Venus

ARCHANGEL:  -

VIBRATION:  -

ESSENTIAL OIL:  -

CLEANSING:  Our favourite way to cleanse Jade is in the Earth, we like to pop
ours outside on the grass or on some fertile soil.  


CARE:  Jade is relatively soft and should be protected from:
🧴 Cleaners - abrasive or chemical
✂️ Sharp objects
〰️ Ultrasonic cleaners



REFERENCES:

- The Crystal Bible Vol 1: Judy Hall
- Adam Barralet 
- The Crystal Encyclopaedia: Judy Hall

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