Small Lavender Jade Spheres

What Is New Jade? New jade is a commercial name often used to describe a variety of serpentine, a mineral that mimics the appearance of jade with its soft green color and waxy luster. It is composed mainly of hydrated magnesium silicate and sometimes includes traces of other minerals. New jade offers an affordable alternative to the more expensive jade varieties like nephrite and jadeite. Where Does New Jade Come From? New jade or serpentine is mined in several parts of the world, including Afghanistan, China, New Zealand, South Africa, and the USA. Each location yields stones with distinct qualities and shades of green, contributing to the variety available on the market.  What Are the Metaphysical Properties of New Jade? New jade is reputed to possess a number of metaphysical properties. It is often called the "Stone of Tranquility," believed to aid in meditation and restore emotional balance. It is thought to help in the retrieval of wisdom and to clear the mind to allow new mental