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  In part, the discovery is a result of the devastating storm that hit Central America in 1998, killing thousands of people and touching off floods and landslides that exposed old veins and washed jade into river beds.   Local prospectors picked up the precious scraps, which found their way into Guatemalan jewelry shops and, eventually, the hands of astonished scientists. Jade has resistance to breakage and chipping as jade and due to its toughness it was made a superior weapon and tool for early man. It has popularly become a symbolic stone used in ornaments and religious artifacts. Valued for its beauty, Jade is highly sought after by artwork collectors. Jade has a warm, approachable and desirable appearance, admirable for both it's simplicities and complexities. The Chinese consumed powdered jade as a medical remedy for just about every ailment known. It was also consumed by the dying, as a powerful embalming solution. Jade in mined in the regions of Canada, Australia, United States and Taiwan.

  Jade has always been viewed by the Chinese as a spiritual and protective material. Women in China have always believed that to wear Jade jewelry, which touched ones skin, was good luck. Jade was always categorized as the food of the Gods. It was even believed that the ingestion of Jade brought about immortality.

  During the Zhou and Han periods, Jade was used to seal off bodily orifices of wealthy corpses. Jade was used in burial rights, not only for protection, but also because it portrayed wealth and position.  One can better understand Chinese history if they study the history of Jade. Decorative and ceremonial Jade dates back to the Neolithic, Stone Age, Lian shou, and Hang Shan periods (dating back as far as 5,000BC). Jade carvings have always depicted the animal/human and
When you touch Jade, it feels cold, yet when gazed upon seems unbelievably soft and warm. Jade has not only survived thousands of year’s history, but has been embraced by the Chinese people worldwide. Jade has assumed a special status since the beginning of Chinese history. For more than eight thousand years, the Chinese have loved and valued Jade.
  The most valuable form of jade is known as imperial jade and comes from Myanmar, it is an emerald green color. Jades also appear in mottled green and white, and the rarer colors of yellow, pink, purple, and black. The range of greens are light to dark, creamy, grayish, and also white. A leek green variety called "Russian Jade" is found near Lake Baikal in Russia.
Jade is also found in Mexico, and Central and South America. Because of its smooth even texture, jade has long been a preferred material for carving and is usually cut into cabochons for jewelry


 







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