Jade specialist
Every piece states its species, origin, colour and treatment before you buy — not after. Certificate on request, on any stone in the shop.
Where to begin
Six ways to wear a stone that has been worn for four thousand years.
The Nine
Nine pieces chosen each month.
Zen— ancient stillness.
Neuf— the new, and the nine: the number of fullness.
Every stone, on the record.
Jade is the one stone people are afraid to buy online, and the reason is treatment: bleached, resin-filled and dyed material is sold as natural every day. So we publish what we know about each piece — and you can ask for the lab report on any of them.
Color is chemistry.
Jade's colour is not a style choice made in a factory — it is which trace element happened to be in the rock. Here is what each one is
Old symbols, worn now.
Jade was never only decoration. Each carving carries an intention — and most of them have a rule about how they are worn.
Zen— ancient stillness.Neuf— the new, and the nine: the number of fullness. We cut natural jadeite and nephrite, set it in recycled 14k vermeil, and then tell you exactly what it is. Jewellery meant to outlast its season, at a price that doesn't ask you to treat it as an heirloom before you've even worn it.
Latest news
Choosing where to buy jade matters as much as checking any single piece. Here's how to evaluate a seller — marketplace or boutique — before you spend anything.
A jade certificate confirms species and treatment, not price or quality. Here's how to read one section by section, and what it deliberately leaves out.
Raw jade doesn't look like a polished bangle — it's a weathered boulder with a skin, found in specific geological settings. Here's what actually identifies it in the field.
Jade doesn't have official "grades" — it has treatment types. Here's what Type A, B, C, and B+C actually mean, and how the treatment changes the stone.