The best quality material on the market comes from the Marlborough region in north eastern Australia. The entire mining area is now consolidated within one company. There are other sources worldwide, historically; Poland was a big producer.
1) Antique, hand made, original Chinese jade stone tree. 2)More than 100 years old. 3)Very huge (big) in size about 34 inches in height. 4)One of a kind piece in the world. 5)Hundreds of leaves and petals hand carved with the height of delicacy up till the minutest of details some being carved at 90 degree angle, in mainly all available colors of jade red, purple, violet, black, lavender, iceygreen, whitish opaque, and etc, etc. 6)Base stone. The light green original jade base stone is about 9.25 kilograms in weight and about 28 inches in girth from either sides. 7) wooden base at the bottom also reveales the aging of the master piece. 8)Total tree about approx 15 kilograms plus in weight including wooden base, light green original jade stone base and upper branches with leaves and petals. Note. Gifted to my ensestors by the great Khan of Agroor a state in British India. It is said that the Khan was presented this tree by some very very highly ranking Chinese personality belonging to Chinese royalty.
I had a dragon ring with a green stone on top and a diamond for the eye. I’m no expert but the green of the stone convinced that it was jade and they labeled it as such. However it’s a moot point as the ring and a few others were stolen from me.( filthy rat bastards)
So then how are you supposed to care for it? How can you identify stones without a bunch of fancy equipment at home? Also when you show jewelry it would be nice to know what time period it’s from.
Usually if she announces what time period it’s from, that usually entales it’s significance during an era or history. In this case she simply showcases chrysoprase and some basic info about it. As for caring, there’s many websites telling on how to care for chrysoprase jewelry. Normally these stones don’t need special equipment and a good care with no bumps onto the chrysoprase itself is what it needs to last a lifetime; aside from a few repolish or waxing here and there. Now remind JTV = Jewelry Television, so the hostess doesn’t need to tell you how to take care of it unless a gemstone has a feature that sets it apart from other gemstones.
Emerald Queen true, she just says chrysoprase and Imperial Jade are similar, that why she took out a green jade. She’s a gemologist so she probably knows that there is multiple colours of jade
Unrelated to chrysoprase, but that cut at 4:27 is so impressive, kudos to the editor!
Good information. Thank you. Chrysopras has really special colors. Green jewelry is always attractive.
A new video on my birthday! Thanks Natalie 😀
Also, it isn't the air itself that can fade the stone. It's exposure to sunlight.
I purchased some raw Chrysoprase and love working with it. I made some beautiful pendants with it.
Chrysoprase is one of my favorites!!! I enjoyed you reading Dr. Oz like the pulp sci-fi novel he is.
The jar of rough chunks looks like some sort of strange candy :-)
This video was so perfect! Thank you so much ❤
You should do a video on deepcut and showcut gemstones.
How do you get these/ where do you find them?
The best quality material on the market comes from the Marlborough region in north eastern Australia.
The entire mining area is now consolidated within one company.
There are other sources worldwide, historically; Poland was a big producer.
1) Antique, hand made, original Chinese jade stone tree.
2)More than 100 years old.
3)Very huge (big) in size about 34 inches in height.
4)One of a kind piece in the world.
5)Hundreds of leaves and petals hand carved with the height of delicacy up till the minutest of details some being carved at 90 degree angle, in mainly all available colors of jade red, purple, violet, black, lavender, iceygreen, whitish opaque, and etc, etc.
6)Base stone.
The light green original jade base stone is about 9.25 kilograms in weight and about 28 inches in girth from either sides.
7) wooden base at the bottom also reveales the aging of the master piece.
8)Total tree about approx 15 kilograms plus in weight including wooden base, light green original jade stone base and upper branches with leaves and petals.
Note.
Gifted to my ensestors by the great Khan of Agroor a state in British India.
It is said that the Khan was presented this tree by some very very highly ranking Chinese personality belonging to Chinese royalty.
I'm really confused now on how jade looks like. It looks so much like jades
I love your channel
I had a dragon ring with a green stone on top and a diamond for the eye.
I’m no expert but the green of the stone convinced that it was jade and they labeled it as such.
However it’s a moot point as the ring and a few others were stolen from me.( filthy rat bastards)
Even more prized than chrysoprase is gem silica...
So then how are you supposed to care for it? How can you identify stones without a bunch of fancy equipment at home? Also when you show jewelry it would be nice to know what time period it’s from.
Usually if she announces what time period it’s from, that usually entales it’s significance during an era or history. In this case she simply showcases chrysoprase and some basic info about it. As for caring, there’s many websites telling on how to care for chrysoprase jewelry. Normally these stones don’t need special equipment and a good care with no bumps onto the chrysoprase itself is what it needs to last a lifetime; aside from a few repolish or waxing here and there.
Now remind JTV = Jewelry Television, so the hostess doesn’t need to tell you how to take care of it unless a gemstone has a feature that sets it apart from other gemstones.
You are super informative, so I would call and ask you. But I would never call Dr. Oz for anything.
"Natalie makes bad joke"
According to the Crystal Bible jade comes in more colors than just green...
Emerald Queen true, she just says chrysoprase and Imperial Jade are similar, that why she took out a green jade. She’s a gemologist so she probably knows that there is multiple colours of jade
I suggested this a long time ago
Anyone else realizing she’s copying everything unbox therapy does. There isn’t one thing she is doing that unbox therapy does
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