
14k white gold ring with lavender jade cabochon and two 3mm SI-2 H color diamonds
Selling Price
$2,000
History
Lavender jade, also known as lavender jadeite, is a rare and highly prized variety of jade characterized by its delicate purple-to-lilac coloration caused by trace amounts of manganese and iron. This color has been treasured in Chinese culture for centuries, symbolizing grace, elegance, and spiritual purity. The use of jade in fine jewelry became particularly popular in Western markets during the Art Deco period and continues to be valued today. Rings featuring lavender jade cabochons set with diamonds represent a fusion of Eastern gemstone traditions and Western jewelry design. These pieces appeal to collectors of fine jade jewelry, enthusiasts of colored gemstones, and connoisseurs who appreciate the rarity of fine-quality lavender jadeite. The combination of the soft lavender hue with sparkling diamonds creates a sophisticated and feminine aesthetic that attracts jewelry lovers seeking unique and refined pieces with both cultural significance and timeless elegance.
Time period
Mid to Late 20th century