Two jades, one workshop. BMjade sources Type A jadeite through Myanmar/Hpakant trade channels and natural Hetian nephrite from Xinjiang, then cuts, carves, finishes, and ships the jewelry from our Kunming workshop in Yunnan.
Type A for jadeite, natural undyed material for nephrite. No bleached, resin-filled, dyed or wax-coated stone — at any price.
Every BMjade piece ships with a verifiable independent gemological certificate. Jadeite pieces are certified as natural Type A jadeite; nephrite pieces are certified as natural, untreated nephrite. The product page states the material and certificate type for each item.
Hong, our founder, has been sourcing rough jadeite at the Hpakant market in Myanmar for nine years. and our nephrite comes from Xinjiang. Every piece in our collection is personally selected and brought back to our Kunming workshop.
If any BMjade piece is ever shown by NGTC, GIA, or another accredited lab to be different from the material or treatment status stated on its product page, we will refund your purchase in full.
The complete BMjade collection — 100+ pieces of certified natural jade jewelry, including Type A jadeite and natural untreated nephrite.Browse bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and rings together in one place. Or filter by color, material, and style to find exactly what you're looking for.
Solid jadeite bangles, beaded jade bracelets, and modern Cuban link styles for women and men. Jadeite bracelets are certified Type A; Hetian nephrite bracelets are certified as natural, untreated nephrite. Each piece includes an independent report.
Hand-carved jade pendants — Buddha, Ping An Kou, four-leaf clover, and dragon designs — paired with S925 sterling silver and 18K gold chains. The most popular jade jewelry choice for gifting.
Stud earrings, drop earrings, and minimalist threaders with hypoallergenic S925, 14K, and 18K gold posts. Light, comfortable, and crafted for sensitive ears.
Adjustable and fixed-size jade rings featuring hand-carved Pixiu, Dragon, Lotus, and elegant cabochon styles. Eight of our eleven rings adjust freely, eliminating sizing risk.
1. We buy our own rough — at both sources.
Hong travels to the Hpakant market in Myanmar several times a year for jadeite, working only with licensed dealers he has known for years; our nephrite comes from Xinjiang. Every piece is traceable from rough to finished work in our own Kunming workshop.
2. Natural and untreated, described in the terms proper to each stone.
For jadeite that means Type A: never bleached, never resin-filled, never dyed. Nephrite has no Type A/B/C system — that classification belongs to jadeite alone — so it is described as natural and untreated, graded on texture, lustre and colour evenness. No treated material passes under a "natural" label here.
3. Independent certification, not our own word.
The report that ships with your order is issued by an outside gemological laboratory, and its serial number is verifiable on that laboratory's own website.
4. Direct contact with the founder.
Hong reads emails personally. Sizing questions, extra photographs of a specific stone, backlit video so you can judge translucency — write to jadeworldchina@outlook.com. Most jewellery stores put layers of customer service between you and the person who chose the stone. We do not.
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Market news, auction records, investment analysis, authentication science, and stories from Hong's sourcing trips at Hpakant — for buyers who want to go deeper.
Sizing, meaning, care, and authentication for jade bangles and bracelets. Includes the complete guide to Burmese jadeite varieties.
Style guides for studs, drops, and threaders. Includes hypoallergenic post information and care instructions.
Chain length guides, pendant symbolism, and how to choose between sterling silver and 18K gold settings.
Ring sizing, finger meaning, adjustable vs fixed-size comparisons, and 6 carving symbolisms explained.
BMjade is a jade jewellery workshop based in Kunming, Yunnan. Our founder Hong has been buying rough jadeite at the Hpakant market in Myanmar since 2016; our nephrite comes from Xinjiang. Everything we sell is cut, carved and finished by our own team, and ships with an independent gemological certificate.
Yes — both minerals that the word "jade" covers. Jadeite is harder, glassier and more translucent; nephrite is warmer, waxier and the toughest gem material there is. Each product page states which one it is, and both are covered by the same guarantee.
Yes. Jadeite pieces are Type A — never bleached, resin-filled or dyed. Nephrite pieces are natural and undyed, described in the terms proper to that material since Type A/B/C applies only to jadeite. Every piece ships with a verifiable certificate, and our lifetime guarantee refunds you in full — plus your lab testing fee — if any qualified independent laboratory ever finds otherwise.
We are based in Kunming, Yunnan, China. Our jadeite comes from Hpakant in northern Myanmar, and our nephrite from Xinjiang. Everything is finished in our own workshop rather than bought in.
If at any time after purchase a qualified independent gemological laboratory issues a written report showing a piece is not the material or treatment status we described, we refund the full purchase price, reimburse your laboratory testing fee, and reimburse approved tracked return shipping. There is no time limit, and it covers sale items, exchanges and gifts. Full terms.
A pendant or a strung bracelet. Pendants carry the clearest symbolic meaning; strung bracelets adjust to the wrist, so nothing depends on an exact measurement. Solid bangles and fixed-size rings are wonderful, but both need measuring first — better as a second purchase, or with our help.
Yes, and we encourage it. Natural stone varies and photographs never capture translucency honestly. Email jadeworldchina@outlook.com with a product name and we will send additional angles and backlit video of that exact piece.
Yes, with tracking on every order, free over $40. Standard delivery is usually 7–15 business days and expedited 4–7, depending on destination. Shipping policy.
