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Jadeite is the rarer of two separate minerals that are commonly referred to as Jade. Evidence of its use for decorative items dates as far back as twelve thousand years ago. In China, deeply green jadeite is often called "Imperial Jade;" highly prized for centuries, the mineral has been used to create intricate carvings, vases, and pieces of jewelry.

In ancient China, jadeite was prized as an "imperial gem" and was considered a symbol of status, spirituality, health and purity. Many other cultures and civilizations such as Maori, Aztec and Maya valued the stone. Maya people used it in their ceremonial rituals, while Maori would make precious objects out of it and pass them down to the next generation. In Central America, jadeite was also thought to have magical healing capabilities that could be wielded against various ailments.

There are a few factors to consider when selecting jadeite. Color is the most important one. Specimens with vibrant colors and translucency are preferred, while dark colors have a lower value. Eye-clean samples are preferred but evenly spread root-like patterns of a contrasting color can be valuable. Unfortunately, jadeite is commonly imitated with glass, hydrogrossular, serpentine, and other materials. Hardness and specific gravity can be assessed to determine authenticity. Authentic jadeite will often contain slight imperfections in coloration and inclusions and will be cool to the touch.