58mm Rare Pink Natural Mongolian Jade Bangle/Shetei Cui/Hand Carved Dragon

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View 58mm Rare Pink Natural Mongolian Jade Bangle/Shetei Cui/Hand Carved Dragon with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. Shetei Cui is a traditional Chinese jade highly prized by collectors for its unique interactive properties. Wearers often find that this jade brings a sense of joy and comfort. Expertly hand-carved with a fierce dragon design, this piece is sure to impress any collector. This exquisite 58mm rare pink natural Mongolian jade bangle is a true masterpiece. Expertly hand-carved with a fierce dragon design, this piece is sure to impress any collector. The bangle is in the style of a Shetei Cui, with two dragons facing each other, symbolizing strength and good fortune. The vibrant pink color of the jade is rare and highly sought after, making this bangle a must-have for any serious collector. The bangle is in excellent shape and will make a statement piece in any collection. This is a unique opportunity to own a piece of Chinese culture and history, don't miss out! Before packaging our products, we conduct a thorough quality check and use multiple layers of packaging to ensure their integrity. Additionally, we retain photos or videos of the packaging process to guarantee that the shipped product is identical to the images provided. Shetei Cui Jade: A Living Gemstone Shetei Cui is a traditional Chinese jade highly prized by collectors for its unique interactive properties. Unlike Burmese jadeite, Shetei Cui becomes more vibrant and translucent over time with regular wear, developing a lively, animated appearance. Wearers often find that this jade brings a sense of joy and comfort. For those who prefer to keep it as a display piece or handheld collectible, regular maintenance with a touch of white tea oil is recommended to preserve its beauty. However, if collectors wear the jade daily, there's no need for white tea oil—the natural oils from the skin provide the best care for the jade. Beginners usually opt for smooth, polished carvings, while seasoned collectors favor matte-finished pieces for a more surprising interactive effect. Over time, through daily handling and care, the jade becomes smoother and more intriguing. Own a piece of living history with Shetei Cui jade, and enjoy its ever-evolving beauty. 📏 Sizing Recommendation: This unique sculpture is primarily intended for display, decoration, collection, and as a symbol of wishes and blessings. If you are considering wearing it, please confirm the size yourself. Based on feedback from numerous satisfied customers who've adorned our sculpted bangles, if you're contemplating wearing one, we suggest selecting a size approximately 2mm or more(depending on how soft your hands are) larger than your standard non-carved narrow bangle for optimal comfort. It's worth noting that while this recommendation stems from the experiences of many delighted buyers, our bangles are primarily intended for decorative or sculptural purposes. Therefore, we do not assume responsibility for individual decisions regarding wearability, as hand sizes vary from person to person. This item can be used for decoration, collection, or as jewelry. If you intend to wear it, please confirm your size before making a purchase. Please note that we adhere to a no-return policy to maintain the lowest price. Before packaging our products, we conduct a thorough quality check and use multiple layers of packaging to ensure their integrity. Additionally, we retain photos or videos of the packaging process to guarantee that the shipped product is identical to the images provided. This item is made from natural materials, which are products of Mother Earth. Unlike artificial items, each piece has its unique characteristics and may have natural tiny marks or natural imperfections. These natural variations add to the charm and authenticity of the piece. Please accept these unique traits before making a purchase. Condition: New. Category: Collectibles › Cultures & Ethnicities › Asian › 1900-Now › Chinese › Jewelry.

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Chinese