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Highly Recommended ✨ Creamy Icy‑Honey Yellow Cabochon · Nature Burmese Jadeite Ring

Highly Recommended ✨ Creamy Icy‑Honey Yellow Cabochon · Nature Burmese Jadeite Ring

Regular price $618.00 USD
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This jadeite ring features a central stone of light yellow jadeite with honey-like undertones. Its color is uniform and soft, exuding an air of gentle elegance. The design features a magnificent diamond-shaped halo, with layered accent stones encircling the central cabochon-cut main stone. The overall style exudes a sense of understated, retro luxury.

Main Stone: Natural Burmese Jadeite (Type A, untreated), S925 Silver

Colors: Yellow

Size of the photographed item: This ring features an open ended design for direct ring size adjustment. Ring Overall: Approx. Length 28.7mm, Width 21.2mm, Height 9.3mm. Jadeite: Approx. Length 10.4mm, Width 10.4mm, Height 4mm.

Packaging: Includes signature TATHATĀ gift box and jade authentication certificate

Please Note: We strive to present each jade piece as true to life as possible using natural daylight photography. Due to monitor differences, actual color may vary slightly. All our jadeite is natural jade (Type A), untreated and selected for purity. 

Availability: Each piece of jadeite jewelry is unique and handcrafted from natural jadeite. The item shown in the photos represents the style and quality of the product. Due to the one-of-a-kind nature of natural jadeite, the exact piece shown may no longer be available at the time of purchase. If the photographed item has been sold, we will carefully select another piece from the same batch with similar characteristics in color, texture, and overall appearance. Slight variations are natural and make each jadeite piece truly unique.

Care Instructions:
• Avoid contact with chemicals and high temperatures.
• Gently wipe with a soft cotton cloth.
• Rinse regularly with clean water and air dry naturally.
• Avoid impacts with hard objects.

Date Listed: September 19, 2026

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