Qing Dynasty Imperial Jadeite Court Rosary (18th–19th Century)

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Dimensions & Weight: Bead diameter approximately 1.8 cm, total weight approximately 410 g, bead diameter approximately 0.7 in (18th–19th Century)Material: Jadeite, coral, white jade, and metal fittingsCondition & Provenance: The rosary is preserved in good overall condition, featuring finely polished jadeite beads with rich green tones and a smooth, luminous surface. The jadeite beads are complemented by coral accents, white jade elements, and finely crafted metal ornaments, showing natural signs of age consistent with an antique ceremonial object. Provenance: From a private collection in California, USA.Description: This Qing dynasty jadeite court rosary represents the refined craftsmanship and ceremonial traditions of the imperial Qing court. The necklace is composed of carefully selected jadeite beads with coral and white jade accents, creating a sophisticated combination of color, texture, and craftsmanship. During the Qing dynasty, court rosaries were not only personal ornaments but also important symbols of rank, authority, and social status, worn during formal ceremonies and imperial occasions. Jadeite became especially prized among the Qing imperial family and elite collectors, and examples with well-preserved beads and elegant original arrangements remain highly sought after in today’s international market.

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