The Imperial Dragon, Multi-Green Jadeite Jade (Grade A) Expertly Carved Dragon Pendant with Gem Lab Certification. The Dragon Style in this carved pendant is an original design, making this item rare and unique.

This stone has been officially certified by the EMIL Gemological Laboratory (Japan) (Bangkok), an internationally recognized gemological laboratory, as being natural and untreated Lavender Jadeite Jade known as “Grade A ”.

This carving is made of jadeite Jade that is Semi-Translucent and shows green colors with areas of black. Truly a unique item for only the most prestigious of collections, this carving is so real looking and proportionately correct that it practically "comes to life" in front of you.

This pendant is sure to diffuse all negative energy from its wearer increasing both good health and positive energy or Chi as it is known in Asia. Jadeite Jade is also the crystal of love and is supportive in new love, increasing trustworthiness and fidelity. It also inspires love later in life.

This gorgeous jadeite hand carved piece can be worn by both men and women as a pendant. It has a cool temperature to the touch and you can feel the surge of positive energy when you put it on.

This special jadeite jade only comes from the mountains of Kachin State, Myanmar and is considered by many, to be the 'stone of heaven' unequal in value and shrouded in mystery. 

Jadeite Has been known by the Chinese and other Asian cultures to bring good luck and to enhance ones' "Fung Shui". The surface of this piece is of a high polished luster with a fine, semi-translucent, green texture.

Also known as Fei Cui by the Chinese, this special stone possesses very unique physical characteristics. For one, the density of Jadeite is far greater than that of most other stones and therefore it is extremely heavy for its size. It is also extremely cold to the touch and exhibits a radiant energy coming from within the stone.

Dragons are powerful and benevolent symbols in Chinese culture, with supposed control over watery phenomenon, e.g. summoning rain during a drought. Dragons are everywhere in China — in legends, festivals, astrology, art, names, and idioms.

Dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, typhoons, and floods. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck for people who are worthy of it.