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Jadeite, often referred to as "Fei Cui," is a revered gemstone with a rich and storied history. It is primarily sourced from Myanmar (formerly Burma) and Guatemala, with each region contributing unique characteristics to this precious stone. Myanmar is famous for its highly sought-after "imperial green" jadeite, a vivid green hue that is exceptionally rare and valuable. Guatemalan jadeite, on the other hand, offers a diverse range of green shades and intricate patterns, prized for its artistic potential. The value of jadeite lies in its remarkable color, transparency, and texture. The most valuable pieces are those of Grade A quality, which are 100% natural and have not undergone any forms of chemical treatment.

This gemstone has deep cultural and historical significance, symbolizing luck, purity, and spirituality in many cultures. Jadeite is not just a precious gem; it is a symbol of enduring beauty, making it a highly sought-after gemstone in the world of jewelry and gem enthusiasts.

Jadeite, like many gemstones, can have natural flaws or inclusions. These inclusions are considered part of the stone's character and can affect its appearance and value. Some common natural flaws in jadeite include:

1. Mineral Inclusions: Small mineral crystals or particles from the surrounding rock can be trapped within the jadeite during its formation. These inclusions can appear as specks or streaks in the stone.

2. Cracks and Fractures: Jadeite can have natural cracks or fractures, which are often called "jade lines." These are part of the stone's character and are typically not considered flaws if they don't severely affect the structural integrity of the gem.

3. Veins and Streaks: Jadeite can display streaks or veins of different colors or materials, which are sometimes referred to as "moss" or "clouds." These can add to the stone's beauty and uniqueness.

4. Color Variegation: Varied color distribution within the stone is common in jadeite. It can create unique patterns, but excessive variations in color may affect the stone's value.

5. Texture Variations: Jadeite can have variations in its texture, which can affect its translucency. Some regions of the stone may be more translucent, while others are more opaque.

6. Pits and Pores: Small pits or pores may be present on the surface of the stone, which are often the result of its formation. These are considered part of the stone's natural character.

It's important to note that the presence of these natural flaws is typical in jadeite and is often embraced as part of the gem's appeal. The beauty of jadeite lies in its unique qualities and natural characteristics, including these flaws, which can enhance its visual interest and authenticity.

Discover the allure of Grade A jadeite jewelry at our online store, where we proudly offer exquisite pieces from both Myanmar and Guatemala.

Grade A jadeite means that it is 100% natural and free from all chemical treatments, the pinnacle of quality. Our commitment to providing you with genuine, untreated jadeite gemstones ensures that you not only adorn yourself with timeless elegance but also embrace the natural beauty and authenticity of this precious gemstone.

Demi-fine jewellery bridges the gap between high-end fine jewellery and everyday costume jewellery, offering a perfect fusion of style, quality, and affordability. Our collections also feature real gemstones from all over the world, where each gem has its own origin story, and that's what makes each piece so special.

Our demi-fine jewellery collection is crafted with love and precision using 925 sterling silver, the epitome of timeless elegance and enduring style. It's made from a silver alloy that's 92.5% pure silver, and 7.5% of other metals like copper for some extra strength. The result? A piece that's not just good-looking but durable too. And the best part? It's hypoallergenic, which means it's a friend to sensitive skin.

At Lunae, we pride ourselves on offering only authentic Grade A jadeite, which is natural, untreated, and free from artificial enhancements such as dyeing or resin filling. Our commitment to quality and integrity is at the heart of everything we do.

To ensure your confidence, we back every purchase with our Grade A Guarantee:

• If the jadeite you receive is proven not to be Grade A, we will provide a full refund or exchange, no questions asked.

• Any claims must be supported by certification from a recognised gem laboratory, such as NGI, within 30 days of receipt.

Your trust is our priority, and we stand by the authenticity and quality of every piece we sell.

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Measuring ring size using the inner diameter of an existing ring is a simple and effective method. Here are the steps to measure your ring size using the inner diameter:

Materials Needed:

• An existing ring that fits comfortably on the finger you plan to wear the new ring.

Steps:

1. Measure the Inner Diameter:

   • Take the chosen ring and place it on a flat surface with the inside facing up.
   • Measure the inner diameter of the ring from one side to the other, across the center.

2. Convert to Ring Size:

   • Use the following chart to determine your ring size based on the measured inner diameter.

How to measure your ring size based on your finger circumference

1. Step 1: Gather Materials
   You’ll need a thin strip of paper, a pen, and a ruler. Alternatively, you can use a flexible measuring tape.

2. Step 2: Wrap the Paper Around Your Finger
   Take the strip of paper or measuring tape and wrap it around the base of the finger you plan to wear the ring on. Make sure the paper is snug but not too tight.

3. Step 3: Mark the Paper
   Use a pen to mark where the paper overlaps. This will give you the circumference of your finger.

4. Step 4: Measure the Paper
   Lay the paper flat and use a ruler to measure the length from the start of the paper to the mark. This measurement is the circumference of your finger.

5. Step 5: Find Your Size
   Use the following chart to determine your ring size based on the circumference:

How to Measure Your Bangle Size

Method 1

1. Step 1: Prepare Materials
   You'll need a flexible measuring tape or a strip of paper and a ruler.

2. Step 2: Measure Your Hand
   To get the right size, you need to measure the widest part of your hand, not your wrist. Tuck your thumb in towards your palm (like you're about to slip a bangle on), and wrap the measuring tape or strip of paper around the widest part of your hand, typically around the knuckles.

3. Step 3: Note the Measurement
   If you're using a measuring tape, write down the measurement where the tape overlaps. If you're using a strip of paper, mark the spot where it overlaps and then lay it flat next to a ruler to measure the length.

4. Step 4: Use the Size Chart Below To Find Out Your Size!

Method 2

How to Measure Your Bangle Size

1. Step 1: Prepare Materials
   You'll need a ruler.

2. Step 2: Measure Your Hand
   To get the right size, you need to place your palm flat and measure the width of your palm.

3. Step 3: Note the Measurement

4. Step 4: Use the Size Chart Below To Find Out Your Size!

Taking good care of your jadeite jewellery is essential to preserve its beauty and longevity. Here are some tips on how to care for your jadeite jewellery:

1. Gentle Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to gently clean your jadeite jewellery. Avoid abrasive materials or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the surface.

2. Minimise Exposure to Chemicals: Keep your jadeite jewellery away from chemicals, such as household cleaners, perfumes, and lotions. These substances can negatively affect the stone's surface.

3. Avoid Direct Sunlight: Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight can cause the colour of your jadeite to fade. Store your jewellery in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

4. Wear It Often: Wearing your jadeite jewellery regularly can help maintain its lustre. The natural oils from your skin can enhance the stone's shine.

We're thrilled to offer our exquisite demi-fine jewelry to customers in Singapore, Australia, the United Kingdom, USA, and Malaysia. To make your shopping experience even more delightful, we provide free shipping within these select regions.

• Singapore: Free shipping on orders of $60 SGD and above. For orders below $60 SGD, shipping is available at a rate of $3.50 SGD.
• Malaysia: Free shipping on orders of $120 SGD and above. For orders below $120 SGD, shipping is available at a rate of $7 SGD.
• Australia: Free shipping on orders of $250 SGD and above. For orders below $250 SGD, shipping is available at a rate of $25 SGD.
• USA: Free shipping on orders of $300 SGD and above. For orders below $300 SGD, shipping is available at a rate of $30 SGD.
• UK: Free shipping on orders of $250 SGD and above. For orders below $250 SGD, shipping is available at a rate of $25 SGD. Please note that additional taxes may apply for UK orders.

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