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This double-sided carved nephrite jade screen dates from late 18th to early 19th century China.

nephrite jade screen dates from late 18th to early 19th century China.

We are particularly interested in the sources of basaltic rocks and greenstones, including serpentine, nephrites and sodic pyroxenes (jades).

We are particularly interested in the sources of basaltic rocks and greenstones, including serpentine, nephrites and sodic pyroxenes (jades ).

In fact, some experts have trouble distinguishing between nephrite jade and Soo Chow jade.

For centuries Khotan was famous for jade or nephrite, a semi-precious stone greatly esteemed by the Chinese for making small fancy boxes, bottles and cups, mouthpieces for pipes, bracelets, 'c.