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Olive Jade Gemstone Beads, 6mm Faceted Round (strand)

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21-896-071
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Olive Jade: Yellowish-green olive jade beads are occasionally called peridot stone due to their color (not because of any relationship to that gemstone). Olive jade is actually a form of serpentine, and is not a "true" jade. These semiprecious beads are softer and less dense than most real jade.Historically, serpentine was thought to protect the wearer from snake bites. Modern mystics say it has the power to restore self-confidence, dispel fear, enhance meditation, and balance female hormones. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.
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Olive Jade: Yellowish-green olive jade beads are occasionally called peridot stone due to their color (not because of any relationship to that gemstone). Olive jade is actually a form of serpentine, and is not a "true" jade. These semiprecious beads are softer and less dense than most real jade.
Historically, serpentine was thought to protect the wearer from snake bites. Modern mystics say it has the power to restore self-confidence, dispel fear, enhance meditation, and balance female hormones.

Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

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Sold by:
strand
Size:
6mm
Additional Info:
Approx. 100 per 16" strand
Country of Origin:
China
Gemstone:
Jade
Hole Size:
0.5-1.2mm

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Olive Jade: Yellowish-green olive jade is occasionally called peridot stone due to its color (not because of any relationship to that gemstone). Olive jade is actually a form of serpentine, and is not a "true" jade. These semiprecious beads and donuts are softer and less dense than most real jade.Historically, serpentine was thought to protect the wearer from snake bites. Modern mystics say it has the power to restore self-confidence, dispel fear, enhance meditation, and balance female hormones.Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

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