jadeite

Natural rose petals are added to perfect the taste of this sweet, soft and fragrant Jadeite Royal Tea.

The oval centre stone of the necklace is a jadeite cabochon, weighing more than 50g, that was extracted from a top-tier ancient mine in Myanmar.

The 19th century veg, with a locust on top, is carved from jadeite stone, and the 17th century meat sculpture is made from banded jasper.

In 2014, the NPM sent some of its most popular treasures, including famous jade items "Jadeite Cabbage with Insects" and "Meat-shaped Stone," to Japan for the first exhibition of the museum's works ever held in that country.

I once conducted a dig at a medieval site in the Vale where one of the large post pits also produced a highly polished jadeite (from a site in the Alps!) so-called 'wrist bracer' for possible use by archers.

But sadly, for him at least, he never knew jadeite, which is a pity.

Early 20th Century gold-mounted jadeite pendant drop earrings deeply carved with floral and leaf decoration.

One is the jadeite cabbage, which is believed to have been made in the 19th century and the meat-shaped stone made of jasper and which they say was naturally carved into the shape of dongpo pork.

The JADE Act of 2008 ("JADE") (131) was not passed by Congress until the SPDC crushed a nationwide protest known as the "Saffron Revolution." (132) The Act bans the import of products containing Burmese jadeite and rubies, (133) expands the list of Burmese officials subjected to visa bans (134) and financial sanctions, (135) and allows restrictions on correspondent accounts.

Moral properties are reducible either to individual special science properties as water is reducible to [H.sub.2]O, or to disjunctions of them as jade is reducible to jadeite or nephrite.