Tips for your Jadeite Jewelry care

1. Do Not Expose Jadeite to Chemicals
2. Use Water and Mild Soap to Clean & Wipe It with a Microfiber
Cloth
3. Keep them Separate from Other Gemstones
4. Try to avoid knocking it Against Hard Surfaces

STERLING SILVER JEWELRY CARE
1. Keep It Dry
2. Store It in an Air-tight Bag
3. Keep It Away from Chemicals and Remove It when Exercising,
Showering or Bathing
4. Avoid Hot Places

There are two types of minerals that can be classified as jade: Jadeite and nephrite. Jadeite is the rarer, more valuable form of jade. Nephrite, on the other hand, is a much more common and less valuable mineral.

Unlike nephrite, which typically has darker green, white, and sometimes black shades. Jadeite has rich and varied hues including emerald greens, apple green lavender, gray, white, yellow, brown, orange, red, and blue.

Type A or grade A Burmese (Myanmar) Jadeite is natural without any chemical treatment or dye. ♥ It is safe for your skin- no toxic chemicals or dye to cause skin irritations/skin burns or other long-term health issues.

Type A Burmese Jadeite is also the most valuable and rarest type of jade.

Simply follow below steps to measure and find out your bracelet size.

1. Measure your wrist below the wrist bone (where you would normally wear your bracelet) using a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper.

2. If using a plain strip of paper, mark your strip with a pen where the end of the bracelet needs to be. Then measure the paper strip with a ruler. This is the wrist size.

3. To find the bracelet size, increase the wrist measurement by the increment below, based on how you would like the bracelet to fit.

For: a snug fit, add 1/4" to 1/2".
For a comfort fit, add 3/4" to 1".
For a loose fit, add 1-1/4".