White Jade (Sparkling Calcite) Carved Fox

This White Jade has been Carved into a Fox. This soft stone has incredible shimmer!! The detail of the carving is top notch and displays the shimmer all the way around the carving. The gemstone is more commonly used in healing and with health purposes, but is also know for having light energy within.

Nephrite Jade Polished Sphinx Cat Carving

This specimen is Nephrite Jade and has been cut and polished into an Sphinx Cat. Although dark in color this piece has an array of green tones throughout. Found in Afghanistan. White background photos have been done for this piece to help see all the green tones and patterns.

White Jade (Sparkling Calcite) Carved Snowman

This White Jade has been Carved into a Snowman embellished with buttons and a red nose. This soft stone has incredible shimmer!! The detail of the carving is top notch and displays the shimmer all the way around the carving. The gemstone is more commonly used in healing and with health purposes, but is also know for having light energy within.

White Jade (Sparkling Calcite) Carved Sleeping Teddy Bear On Crescent Moon

This White Jade has been Carved into a Sleeping Teddy Bear perched on a Crescent Moon with stars and flowers. This soft stone has incredible shimmer!! The detail of the carving is top notch and displays the shimmer all the way around the carving. The gemstone is more commonly used in healing and with health purposes, but is also know for having light energy within.

White Jade (Sparkling Calcite) Carved Fox On Crescent Moon

This White Jade has been Carved into a Fox perched on a Crescent Moon with stars and flowers. This soft stone has incredible shimmer!! The detail of the carving is top notch and displays the shimmer all the way around the carving. The gemstone is more commonly used in healing and with health purposes, but is also know for having light energy within.

New Zealand Totoweka Pounamu Nephrite Jade Toki/Adze Pendant

–Totoweka. This stone is very rare, and displays spotting or streaks that are red like blood. It is rare to find totoweka in the Westland jade fields, but when a piece is discovered it is highly cherished and sometimes becomes the show piece of the fossicker’s collection. The name comes from toto (blood), weka (Native New zealand Bird) or weka blood. The Toki, or adze, was designed as a practical instrument, most widely incorporated in axes and a ceremonial symbol made solely for chiefs and warriors. It is used to express their supremacy and indicate their social hierarchy. Nowadays, Toki is carried as a symbol of power. However, Toki Pounamu are typically given to symbolize perseverance, dedication, bravery,and success,which honors the link between the past and the present.