Natural Type A Light Green to Faint Lavender Jadeite Pixiu with Ruyi & Ancient Coin Handpiece or Pendant | (114.76g | 62.5 x 33.5 x 33.0mm | Mythical Wealth Beast & Ruyi Authority Anchor, Feng Shui Masterpiece Amulet)

Natural Type A Light Green to Faint Lavender Jadeite Pixiu with Ruyi & Coin Handplay / Pendant Specimen

This monumental, three-dimensional sculptural talisman features a Natural Type A Light Green to Faint Lavender Jadeite Carved Pixiu Handplay or Pendant (Chun Dai Cai Pixiu Wo Ruyi Bao Qian Shou Ba Jian / Diao Zhui / 春带彩貔貅握如意抱钱手把件/吊坠), weighing an extraordinary, solid mineral mass of 114.76g. Masterfully carved in the round (Yuan Diao / 圆雕) from a single monolithic rough boulder of natural Burmese jadeite (Fei Cui), the piece displays substantial, three-dimensional tactile proportions measuring approximately $62.5\,\text{mm}$ in length, $33.5\,\text{mm}$ in width, and $33.0\,\text{mm}$ in volumetric depth/thickness. Certified as authentic Type A, the specimen is completely untreated, free from acid leaching, chemical dye infusions, and synthetic polymer resin impregnations. The mineral aggregate exhibits a desirable "Spring with Color" dual-tone palette (Chun Dai Cai / 春带彩), featuring an ethereal, pastel faint lavender crystalline body (Chun Se / 紫罗兰) seamlessly transitioning into refreshing light green passages (Qian Lv / 浅绿). The master lapidary has sculpted the mythical celestial beast Pixiu (Tian Lu / Pi Xiu / 貔貅) with a muscular, coiled posture, broad jaws, and alert eyes, grasping an auspicious Ruyi sceptre along its flank while resting upon an embossed fortune coin (Bao Qian / 宝钱). Finished with a fine vitreous-to-waxy luster and drilled for optional suspension cord rigging or handheld manipulation, this 114.76g boulder specimen serves as a commanding desktop display talisman, meditative palm play piece, and premier lapidary asset.

Jadeite is a sodium aluminum pyroxene mineral ($\text{NaAlSi}_2\text{O}_6$) formed under extreme high-pressure, low-temperature metamorphic conditions within the subduction complexes of Kachin State, Myanmar (Burma). The dual coloration of lavender and green within a single boulder represents a convergence of distinct geochemical chromophores: the delicate lavender hue is attributed to trace substitutions of manganese ($\text{Mn}^{2+}/\text{Mn}^{3+}$) with iron charge-transfer pairs within the deep-seated pyroxene matrix, while the light green passages stem from primary lattice substitutions of divalent iron ($\text{Fe}^{2+}$) and trace chromium ($\text{Cr}^{3+}$). Fashioning a fully rounded, 114-gram sculptural carving requires exceptional raw material volume, enabling the carver to sculpt deep undercuts, relief musculature, and fine coin details without exposing structural fissures. Because Type A jadeite retains its original interlocking crystal lattice without synthetic resin stabilization, its natural optical depth, surface sheen, and renowned microcrystalline toughness remain permanent over generations. Boasting substantial mass, $62.5 \times 33.5 \times 33.0\,\text{mm}$ volumetric presence, and auspicious wealth iconography, this specimen represents a premier investment-grade collector piece.

Gemological & Material Specifications

• Primary Gemstone & Material: Natural Type A Jadeite Jade (Fei Cui / Pyroxene Group Mineral)

• Specimen Style / Cut: Three-Dimensional Sculptural Handplay / Monumental Cord Pendant (Shou Ba Jian / Diao Zhui / 手把件/吊坠)

• Carving Motifs: Mythical Celestial Beast Pixiu (Pi Xiu / 貔貅), Auspicious Sceptre of As-You-Wish (Ruyi / 如意), and Imperial Fortune Coin (Bao Qian / 宝钱)

• Dimensions (Length $\times$ Width $\times$ Depth): $62.5\,\text{mm} \times 33.5\,\text{mm} \times 33.0\,\text{mm}$ ($6.25\,\text{cm} \times 3.35\,\text{cm} \times 3.30\,\text{cm}$)

• Total Net Mineral Mass: 114.76 grams ($114.76\,\text{g}$)

• Texture / Variety Grade: Fine-to-Medium Grain Dual-Color Variety (Chun Dai Cai / 春带彩 — dense microcrystalline pyroxene aggregate)

• Water Content / Transparency: Translucent to Semi-Translucent with Soft Diffusive Vitreous Luster

• Color Profile: Ethereal Faint Lavender Ground (Chun Se / 紫罗兰) with Soft Light Green Accents (Qian Lv / 浅绿)

• Structural Integrity: Solid Natural Matrix (No structural fractures; natural intercrystalline growth grain)

• Treatment Status: Type A Natural (Untreated, un-dyed, un-bleached, zero polymer resin impregnation)

• Chemical Formula: $\text{NaAlSi}_2\text{O}_6$ (Sodium Aluminum Silicate with trace $\text{Mn}^{2+}/\text{Fe}^{2+}/\text{Cr}^{3+}$ color centers)

• Refractive Index & Specific Gravity: R.I. ~1.66 (Spot reading) / S.G. 3.30 – 3.36 (Diagnostic constants for Burmese jadeite)

• Mohs Hardness: 6.5 – 7.0 (Exceptional interlocking microcrystalline toughness)

Feng Shui & Metaphysical Significance

In Crystal Healing, Eastern Metaphysics, and Holistic Lapidary Arts, a Natural Type A Light Green to Faint Lavender Jadeite Pixiu with Ruyi and Coin Handplay / Pendant is celebrated as the "Sovereign Guardian of Wealth Accumulation & Imperial Authority (Zhao Cai Jin Bao Long Teng Chun Cai / 招财进宝龙腾春彩), Solar Plexus, Heart & Crown Chakra Integration, Fire-Wood-Earth-Metal Synthesis & Palm Meridian Conduit".

• The Triple Iconography & Chun Dai Cai Color Alchemy:

  • The Celestial Beast Pixiu (Pi Xiu Zhao Cai / 貔貅招财): In Eastern metaphysical tradition, the Pixiu is the supreme guardian of prosperity. Renowned for consuming gold, silver, and jewels without expelling them, it symbolizes total wealth retention, the preservation of personal resources, and the deflection of catastrophic financial loss (Zhi Jin Bu Chu / 只进不出). Its fierce posture actively dissolves hostile external Qi and dispels negative spiritual influences (Bi Xie / 辟邪).

  • The Sacred Ruyi Sceptre (Wan Shi Ru Yi / 万事如意): Clutched along the creature's flank, the Ruyi sceptre signifies executive authority, smooth negotiation, and the alignment of external circumstances with the practitioner's will.

  • The Ancient Fortune Coin (Bao Qian Ju Cai / 宝钱聚财): Positioned beneath the Pixiu's paws, the coin anchors the flow of tangible assets, converting visionary business prospects into solidified material wealth (Zheng Cai & Pian Cai).

  • Lavender & Light Green Synergy (Chun Dai Cai / 春带彩): The lavender frequency connects with the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara), drawing refined intuition, noble benefactors (Gui Ren / 贵人), and spiritual composure (Zi Qi Dong Lai). Meanwhile, the light green tone activates the Heart Chakra (Anahata), promoting continuous rejuvenation, compassionate leadership, and organic Wood-element growth (Mu).

• Palm Acupressure & Meridian Conduction (Shou Ba Jian Mechanics):

  • Pericardium & Palm Meridian Activation (Laogong Acupoint / PC-8): Rolling and grasping this substantial 114.76g carving within the palm stimulates the Laogong acupoint located at the center of the hand. This mechanical and thermal stimulation cools excessive internal fire, calms racing thoughts, steadies blood pressure, and centers mental focus during high-stakes negotiations.

  • Substantial Tactile Weight: The heavy mineral heft grounds erratic, floating Yang energy down into the physical body, anchoring a sense of calm authority.

Display & Usage Guidelines

Specimen Care & Maintenance Instructions

Type A jadeite possesses exceptional structural toughness due to its densely interlocked crystalline aggregate, though preserving an intricate three-dimensional carving benefits from attentive handling:

• Tactile Handling & Nourishment: Regular handling with clean hands naturally conditions the jadeite over time, as natural skin oils subtly nourish the microcrystalline grain boundaries, enhancing its depth and vitreous glow (Yang Yu / 养玉).

• Cleaning: Wash periodically using lukewarm water, mild neutral dish soap, and a soft-bristled baby toothbrush to gently remove hand oils, dust, or pocket lint from between the carved scales, Pixiu claws, and coin recesses. Dry thoroughly with a lint-free microfiber cloth.

• Chemical Caution: Avoid contact with concentrated acids, bleaching agents, abrasive chemical polishes, or prolonged immersion in chlorinated pools and thermal sulfur hot springs, which can degrade the stone's surface polish.

• Impact Safety & Storage: While jadeite is exceptionally tough and chip-resistant, avoid dropping this heavy 114.76g specimen onto tiled floors, concrete, or stone surfaces, as the high kinetic force can fracture fine carved extremities. Store resting securely on a soft fabric stand or inside a padded, velvet-lined collector box away from harder gems such as loose diamonds or corundum.