Yellow-Qin Seed Nephrite (Small Natural Shape) with Sinking Kalimantan Agarwood Beads Bracelet

随形黄沁和田玉籽料与沉水加里曼丹沉香手串 - Yellow-Qin Seed Nephrite (Small Natural Shape) with Sinking Kalimantan Agarwood Beads Bracelet

These extraordinary bracelets unite two treasures of the earth: rare 黄沁籽料 nephrite from Khotan and sinking-grade agarwood from Kalimantan. The jade — suffused with a warm, mellow yellow known as 黄沁 — is revered for its depth of color that penetrates the very heart of the stone, a natural permeation rather than a mere surface tint. Its tone often likened to steamed chestnuts (蒸栗), this lustrous hue was once esteemed even above the famed 羊脂白玉. As recorded by Ming scholar Gao Lian, “玉以甘黄为上，羊脂次之,” highlighting that the rich golden jade was once held as the pinnacle of nephrite beauty.

Each bead reveals a silky, fine-grained texture, free from the brittleness or chalkiness sometimes seen in lesser stones — a testament to its superior jade character. Interspaced with fragrant beads of sinking Kalimantan agarwood, the bracelet becomes more than adornment: it is a gentle dialogue between the mellow warmth of ancient earth and the deep, meditative soul of resin-laden wood.

An heirloom piece for the true jade connoisseur, this bracelet is as much a tactile poem as it is a collector’s treasure — inviting the wearer to carry centuries of tradition, rarity, and serene elegance upon the wrist. A must for those who understand jade not just as gem, but as living breath of history itself and a powerful material that draws its energy from the mystical Kunlun mountain ranges.

Nephrite Beads x 20
Agarwood Beads 3mm x 20

Nephrite essential information: we are aware that in the trade many people sell their nephrites coated or bathed in mineral oils that allows nephrites, especially pebble materials, to appear glossy and radiantly smooth, but over here at Kangiiten, we offer the nephrites in its original, raw formats, to which you may observe that the surface can be dry, or colour being less intense than usual. The aim is to allow you to wear it and allow it to respond to human contact, warmth, to which it will quickly develop a delightful natural patina, in the process of 人养玉. So fret not if the nephrite surfaces appear dry upon receipt, we just do not want to coat or bath our jades in mineral oils.