Jade Jewellery
Jade has been
cherished for centuries, not only for its deep cultural roots but also for its
enchanting beauty. This precious gemstone, revered as a symbol of purity and
protection, comes in a spectrum of captivating hues, with the most sought-after being a vivid,
mesmerising green. Whether elegantly set in rings, gracefully draped as bracelets, or
delicately worn as pendants and bangles, jade's timeless elegance effortlessly enhances any style,
from sleek and modern to richly traditional.
At Alex Wong Jewellery, we pride ourselves on offering a curated collection of high-quality jade
pieces that showcase the finest craftsmanship, blending traditional techniques with contemporary
designs. When you purchase jade jewellery from us, you're investing in timeless elegance and
embracing the deep, rich culture that has revered jade for centuries. We invite you to explore our
collection and discover the perfect jade jewellery that resonates with your unique style.
Jade Jewellery Photos
Jade Jewellery Price
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Jade Jewellery | From $100 |
| For Appointments | Please Enquire |
Why Choose Us?
Why Get Jade Jewellery from Alex Wong?
What Our Clients Say
5.0/5.0 STARS ON GOOGLE
Finding a jeweler you can trust isn't always easy. That's why at Alex Wong, we're committed to building trust with every piece we craft. Explore our Google Reviews to see the experiences and trust our customers share.
Alex Wong Jewellery
Diamond Booking Process
Book Your Appointment
Scheduling your visit with us is effortless and straightforward.
Try & Select
Our friendly staff will help to pair you with your diamond based on your preference.
Purchase & Smile
Complete your purchase seamlessly with ease and joy.
Choose Your Diamond
We highly recommend booking a personal viewing appointment for the best experience. Seeing and testing our
diamonds in person allows you to truly appreciate their beauty and ensures the perfect fit.
When scheduling your visit, please share your preferences and budget with us. We are dedicated to providing
tailored recommendations and are eager to assist you in selecting the ideal
gift.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, jade jewellery can be highly valuable, especially if it is made from high-quality jadeite, the rarer and more valuable type of jade.
Real jade can be recognized by its density, coolness to the touch, and scratch resistance. Genuine jadeite is denser than most stones and should have a smooth, almost waxy feel. To accurately confirm its authenticity, it's advisable to consult a professional gemologist who can conduct tests for hardness and examine the internal structure.
Yes, jade is durable and resistant to scratches, making it an excellent choice for jewellery that can be worn daily.
Jade prices have risen due to increasing demand, particularly in China, and the rarity of high-quality jadeite.
Lower-priced jade may be nephrite, which is less valuable than jadeite but still a genuine form of jade and holds its own value.
The most expensive jade is an intense, emerald green jadeite known as 'Imperial Jade'.
Jade has held deep cultural significance in China for centuries, symbolising purity, protection, and moral integrity.
No, real jade, especially jadeite, is tough and resistant to breakage.
Yes, jade is considered a precious stone, particularly jadeite, due to its rarity, vibrant colour, and cultural significance.
Yes, jade is durable enough to be worn daily. Its toughness and resistance to scratches make it an excellent choice for everyday jewellery.
It's best to avoid showering with jade jewellery to protect it from soap residue and chemicals that could damage its surface.
Jade is traditionally worn for protection and is not tied to any specific astrological signs, though some believe it brings good fortune to those who wear it.
High-quality jade has a rich, vibrant colour, smooth texture, and high translucency, especially in jadeite.
The rarest colour of jade is imperial green, known for its vibrant hue and translucency, followed by the delicate and unique lavender jade.
While diamonds are generally more expensive due to their rarity and demand, top-quality jadeite can sometimes surpass diamonds in value due to its cultural significance and rarity.
