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A full Cuban chain cut from icy blue-green jadeite. Each link is polished on its own, so light moves through the stone as it sits against your chest.
Wear it on its own so the colour can carry the look.
Chain lengths
| Length | Where it sits |
|---|---|
| 45 cm 17.7 in | Close to the base of the neck |
| 50 cm 19.7 in | At the collarbone |
| 20 in 51 cm | At the collarbone |
| 55 cm 21.7 in | Just below the collarbone |
| 22 in 56 cm | Just below the collarbone |
| 24 in 61 cm | On the upper chest |
Link width, to scale
Shown on an average adult frame; on a broader neck or chest each length sits a little higher. Each piece is hand-polished, so lengths can vary slightly.
A1 grade jadeite (Grade A): natural stone, cut and polished, never dyed, bleached or polymer-filled. Grade B and C jade is acid-bleached and resin-filled (C is also dyed), which weakens it over time.
Every stone is unique, so colour and veining may differ slightly from the photos.
Jade at a glance
Blue jadeite This piece
Natural Type A jadeite, untreated
Icy blue-green with natural internal texture.
Top Icy green
Guatemalan jade
Light passes through. Cool teal-green depth.
Jelly green
Guatemalan (Mayan) jade
A soft, even glow.
Green & dark green
Guatemalan (Mayan) jade
Deeper colour with natural marbled veining.
Black jade
Guatemalan (Mayan) or Burmese jade
Dark and glossy, polished until it looks almost like glass.
Green nephrite
Nephrite jade
Dense, fibrous stone with an earthy, even tone.
Jadeite and nephrite
Jadeite This piece
Guatemalan, Burmese and blue pieces
Nephrite
Green nephrite pieces
Both are true jade and both wear well. Jadeite resists scratches a little better; nephrite is the tougher of the two. Meters compare these stones with each other, they are not lab scores. Photos show example stones, and colour varies from piece to piece.
Jade is one of the toughest natural stones, which makes it good for everyday wear. It can still chip if it's knocked against tile or stone, so take it off for the gym, contact sport and sleep.
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Every link is hand-polished, so the edges stay soft to the touch and the stone keeps its natural depth.
Polished to a soft, glassy lustre rather than a hard shine, so the colour reads deep and even in any light.
Natural jade lets light in. Hold a link up to a window and you will see the grain, small inclusions and a colour that shifts from pale to deep green. Glass and dyed stone look flat by comparison.
Those small marks are how you know it came out of the ground. No two of our pieces carry quite the same pattern.
Two stones can look alike in a photo and be very different in the hand. Here is how natural jade compares with treated jade.
A1 grade, what we use
Grades A, B and C are the jadeite trade's treatment classes. They describe what has been done to the stone, not its colour or carving.
The whole bracelet is carved from one block of jade. Every link is cut free from the same stone, so there are no joins, no glue and no metal between them.
The colour and grain run unbroken from clasp to clasp. It takes longer to make and asks more of the stone, which is why these pieces take longer to make.
Each link is carved and polished on its own, then joined into a Cuban chain. The links move with your wrist, so the piece drapes and settles like a traditional chain.
Because every link is finished separately, you'll see gentle shifts in tone from one to the next. That is natural stone doing what it does.
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Start a return by email and we'll send the steps. Faulty or incorrect items are on us.
Return policyBracelets can be resized. Customer care will help you find the right fit.
Contact customer careNatural jade is one of the toughest stones there is. Wear it to the beach, the gym and everywhere in between. It is made for every day, not for a drawer.
Jade comes out of the ground wrapped in a weathered brown skin. Cutters open a small window to read the colour inside before anything is carved.
What you wear is the stone under that skin, polished link by link.
