Jade Gemstone Information

 

Jade is also known as "Yu" (China), which is truly one of the stones with comparable features. In fact, it has been raised by China's general population over the centuries as it has provided some of the utmost honors and was believed to provide prolonged existence and amplify power as much as possible.

 

However China's population is not the only one to believe about this stone, many ancient cultures believed that Jade is mostly used for everyday living in order to increase their energy, make their life longer and induce more strength on to them. This is one of the most prized varieties of stone, as having a deep-rich emerald green due to its chromium content.

 

Colors:

 

 

Jade, although, composed of interlocking, granular pyroxene crystal, it still occurs in an extensive range of colors like lilac, black, pink red, blue, brown, gray, and orange. In fact, Green provides serenity and peace, as well. It also counteracts despair, dispels evil spirits, and may create dreams that are colorful as well as, accurate.

 

However, Black is useful once the individual is suffering from any bad attack and continued existence is even questionable, this gemstone usually provides strength to fight. Blue facilitates to deactivate karmic influences and other emotional problems that are attached to them; as well it will help in relaxation as well as, for meditation.

 

In addition to, Brown or Gray soothes and drains off extreme energy; provisionally less the force of several karmic events.  This typical color also assists in adjusting for new environment, and settling unenthusiastic events at home. Lilac is known to support with some fresh thoughts and creativity.

 

It is believed to convey psychic sympathy of individual’s dreams and to assist in recovering from any unenthusiastic situation. Pink or Orange are both said to be valuable in producing fit skepticism, while red is well-known to facilitate in dealing with feelings of irritation and releasing stress.

 

Sources:

Some of the principal source for jade is Myanmar, which has supplied China with transparent, royal jade for more than 200 years.

 

 

Jade was a powerful symbolic gemstone in Mesoamerican culture.

 

Only elders wore the elaborate hand carved jade vessels

 

Jade has been used for over 7000 years. It was popular in ancient times for its toughness and was used to make tools and weapons.

 

In ancient Egypt, jade was known as the stone for inner peace, balance, harmony, love, and as a lucky protective stone. The American Indians used jade as a remedy for kidney ailments.

 

In China, jade is known as “Yu,” or the royal gem. Chinese carvers use jade for cult figures and for furnishings for important members of the imperial family.

 

Jade is thought to bring about divine unconditional love. It helps one to be in touch with one's desires and builds the bridges to turn dreams into reality. Jade is believed to cleanse the blood, ridding it of toxins, and put one in touch with the body's need to rest and reinvigorate, opening it up to spiritual guidance and dream input.

 

Emotionally, it is thought to help one to adjust the physical body to the earth, providing for a healthy expression of self confidence, self reliance, and self sufficiency.

 

Jade symbolizes compassion, modesty, courage, justice, and wisdom.