This beautiful bracelet, crafted from genuine Wyoming nephrite jade beads, exemplifies the remarkable depth and variation of this treasured stone. Composed of well-polished, spherical beads, the bracelet showcases the subtle yet captivating shifts in color that nephrite jade is known for—particularly when viewed under different lighting conditions.
In diffuse, shaded light, such as beneath a tree canopy, the beads appear a deep, uniform olive-green. The color is rich and earthy, evoking the natural forests and mountainous terrain of Wyoming. In this lighting, the jade’s surface seems slightly muted, highlighting its organic and grounding character.
However, when exposed to direct sunlight, the transformation is striking. The same beads take on a livelier tone, revealing golden undertones and vibrant greenish-yellows not seen in subdued lighting. Sunlight penetrates the semi-translucent structure of the nephrite, allowing subtle internal variations, mineral inclusions, and cloud-like patterns to emerge. Some beads even exhibit a warm honey hue, while others shift toward mossy or yellow-green shades, creating a dynamic, multicolored effect across the bracelet.
A close-up view reveals additional detail: the fine texture and small natural inclusions give each bead a unique fingerprint, further enhancing the bracelet’s authenticity and individuality. The polish lends a glossy sheen, reflecting highlights and adding a luxurious finish without compromising the stone’s earthy appeal.
The Wyoming nephrite jade ,found primarily in Central Wyoming, particularly in Fremont County, near the Granite Mountains, Jeffrey City, and the Wind River Range.
Wyoming nephrite jade is prized for its toughness and fine grain, and this bracelet exemplifies those qualities. The beads feel dense and cool to the touch, exuding a sense of enduring strength and serenity. Unlike mass-produced or dyed stones, the natural coloration and polish of these beads reflect the unique geological conditions of the American Mountain West, making this bracelet not just a piece of jewelry, but a wearable piece of Earth’s ancient history.
20 pieces of 10 mm beads composed the bracelet 7.45 inches length with elastic for adjustable size.
This beautiful bracelet, crafted from genuine Wyoming nephrite jade beads, exemplifies the remarkable depth and variation of this treasured stone. Composed of well-polished, spherical beads, the bracelet showcases the subtle yet captivating shifts in color that nephrite jade is known for—particularly when viewed under different lighting conditions.
In diffuse, shaded light, such as beneath a tree canopy, the beads appear a deep, uniform olive-green. The color is rich and earthy, evoking the natural forests and mountainous terrain of Wyoming. In this lighting, the jade’s surface seems slightly muted, highlighting its organic and grounding character.
However, when exposed to direct sunlight, the transformation is striking. The same beads take on a livelier tone, revealing golden undertones and vibrant greenish-yellows not seen in subdued lighting. Sunlight penetrates the semi-translucent structure of the nephrite, allowing subtle internal variations, mineral inclusions, and cloud-like patterns to emerge. Some beads even exhibit a warm honey hue, while others shift toward mossy or yellow-green shades, creating a dynamic, multicolored effect across the bracelet.
A close-up view reveals additional detail: the fine texture and small natural inclusions give each bead a unique fingerprint, further enhancing the bracelet’s authenticity and individuality. The polish lends a glossy sheen, reflecting highlights and adding a luxurious finish without compromising the stone’s earthy appeal.
The Wyoming nephrite jade ,found primarily in Central Wyoming, particularly in Fremont County, near the Granite Mountains, Jeffrey City, and the Wind River Range.
Wyoming nephrite jade is prized for its toughness and fine grain, and this bracelet exemplifies those qualities. The beads feel dense and cool to the touch, exuding a sense of enduring strength and serenity. Unlike mass-produced or dyed stones, the natural coloration and polish of these beads reflect the unique geological conditions of the American Mountain West, making this bracelet not just a piece of jewelry, but a wearable piece of Earth’s ancient history.
20 pieces of 10 mm beads composed the bracelet 7.45 inches length with elastic for adjustable size.
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