Sterling Silver Hotan Jade Set
Solid S925 sterling silver · nickel-free & hypoallergenic
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Jade has been worn for calm and good luck for a very long time, and this Hotan jade set follows that tradition. The stone is cool and smooth, with a soft muted tone, set in sterling silver.
Jade doesn't sparkle the way a faceted stone does. It glows quietly, and the more you look the more you see in it. The silverwork is kept clean so the stone leads, and because the pieces match you can wear them together or mix them into what you already own.
Wear the whole set for something that calls for a bit of occasion, or one piece at a time for an ordinary day. Jade sits well against most skin tones, and it works with plain modern clothes as easily as more traditional ones.
The details
- Natural Hotan jade, smooth polished finish
- Solid S925 sterling silver (92.5% pure), vintage gold or silver tone
- Coordinated jewellery set
- Hypoallergenic and nickel-free; care: store dry, away from perfume, wipe with a soft cloth
Buy the set: US$229.00 — save 15% versus US$270.00 bought separately.
This set includes — prefer just one piece? Each is also sold on its own:
- Sterling Silver Hotan Jade Necklace — US$120.00
- Sterling Silver Hotan Jade Earrings — US$90.00
- Sterling Silver Hotan Jade Ring — US$60.00
Dimensions: Chain approx. 38 cm, adjustable
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