Flower of Kunlun
In ancient Chinese tradition, Kunlun is described as the mountain where heaven and earth meet - a place where rare blossoms were said to grow between worlds.
Flower of Kunlun draws its quiet inspiration from this legendary landscape.
Ten natural nephrite jade stones form a balanced composition, their deep green tones recalling the stillness of ancient mountains and the calm permanence of stone shaped by time. Each jade cabochon is selected for the harmony of its color and surface, revealing the soft translucence that has made jade a symbol of wisdom, integrity, and continuity across centuries of Chinese culture.
Set in sterling silver with a refined 18K gold vermeil finish, the bracelet follows a restrained rhythm of form - a design that feels deliberate yet natural, like a flower
unfolding in silence.
Within the collection, Flower of Kunlun represents equilibrium - the meeting point between earth and spirit, matter and meaning.
Please note: Our jewellery is photographed under studio lighting. Colours may vary slightly depending on surrounding light and screen settings. As natural stones, each piece has unique variations in colour, inclusions and pattern. Unless otherwise stated, the geographical origin of the stones is not certified or confirmed by the accompanying certificate.
Specifications
Item: Necklace
Total Weight: Approximately 4.91 g
Gemstone Type: Natural Nephrite
Setting: Gold-tone metal
Certificate: ALGT Colored Stone Identification Report
ALGT Report Number: 620574003
Gemstones
Natural Actinolite–Tremolite Nephrite
Variety: Nephrite
Shape & Cutting Style: Cushion Cabochon
Approximate Measurements: 6.10 × 6.03 × 3.43 mm
Colour: Green
Transparency: Semi-translucent
Colour Quality: Fine Colour Quality
Treatment: No indications of treatment
Carat Weight: Not stated by ALGT
Gemological Characteristics
Species: Natural Actinolite–Tremolite
Variety: Nephrite
Colour: Green
Transparency: Semi-translucent
Cut: Cushion Cabochon
Colour Quality: Fine Colour Quality
Treatment: No indications of treatment
Laboratory: ALGT — Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing

