Jade

Physical Information

Jade is a name used for two different minerals: nephrite and jadeite. It is most commonly found in shades of green, ranging from pale milky green to deep emerald tones, although it can also occur in white, lavender, yellow, black, and red varieties. Jade has a smooth texture, natural lustre, and exceptional toughness, making it highly valued for carvings, jewellery, and decorative objects throughout history.

Important sources of Jade include Myanmar, China, Guatemala, Russia, and New Zealand. For thousands of years, Jade has been treasured in many cultures — especially in East Asia — where it symbolises purity, wisdom, protection, and prosperity.

Metaphysical Properties

Jade is strongly associated with abundance, emotional harmony, and protection. It is believed to attract good fortune, encourage balance, and support peaceful, wise decision-making. Many people use Jade to create emotional stability, reduce negative thoughts, and invite prosperity into their lives.

Closely connected to the heart chakra, Jade may help promote compassion, self-love, and emotional healing. Its calm and nurturing energy makes it especially popular for those seeking inner peace, stability, and long-term harmony in relationships and personal growth.