18ky Jade Studs


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Details

Material
18k Yellow Gold
Stones
Jade
Size
6.60mm Diameter
Condition
Like New

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Created:2025/11/21 12:11
About

Modern Era

(1990 - Present)
Our Era: Full of everything from Bling to Gothic. Layered necklaces, stacking rings, yellow gold, and statement pieces are just some of today’s current trends.

We begin this era off in the 90s, where religious and dark gothic themed jewellery took center stage. Matching sets became all the rage, as it was essential to match one's jewellery to the colours of their outfit. In the world of pop-culture, the "Heart of the Ocean", a stunning blue diamond necklace from the movie "Titanic", became one of the most talked about pieces of the era.

At the beginning of the 2000s, we head back into “White on White” as the preferred style of the decade. Engagement rings often displayed a princess cut diamond set in white gold. The “Bling” Era also began which meant one thing: the more diamonds, the better. Large name plate pendants coated in diamonds and heavy gold rings were often worn by celebrities.

In the 2010s, we see more of the trends we recognize today. Layered necklaces and stacking rings are just some of the more popular styles of our time. Next time you’re running errands or taking a walk, have a look at the people around you and see the jewellery of our era in action!

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Jade - Mineral

There are two different types of Jade, Jadeite which is the more highly sought after and prized version. The top colour for jade is an imperial green shade which only occurs in jadeite. Jadeite however is more likely to be translucent, these factors are what make a piece of imperial green jadeite rarer and more expensive than Nephrite. Nephrite is the less sought after type of jade, usually found as translucent to opaque and in colours like green, white, black, blue, red, pink, yellow, grey, brown, purple and orange. It is the more common type of jade and does not give off the perfect imperial green collectors are looking for. Jade can be mined in Myanmar, New Zealand, Canada, Taiwan, Guyana, Surinam, Southern Europe, Russia and China. Jade ranks a 6-6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale.
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