Floating-flower describes soft patches of colour that drift inside a clearer base instead of sitting on the surface. This strand carries that pattern bead by bead, so the bracelet reads evenly from a distance and reveals more movement up close.

Round beads let the strand fall naturally around the wrist, and 15 mm beads give the bracelet a confident presence without feeling heavy. It is a good choice for someone who wants the classic look of a jade bead bracelet rather than a bangle.

At 83.5 g the piece has a solid, noticeable presence on the wrist - worth trying if you usually prefer lighter jewellery.

With beads around 15 mm the strand makes a bold statement on the wrist.

This listing records the weight (83.5 g), colour (Floating flower) and measurements (15 mm long x 15 mm wide) as supplied with the piece.

Jadeite is the dense, glassy jade family most associated with Myanmar. We name the family, describe the visible texture and colour, and quote the grade label supplied with the stone.

Read the Jadeite guide: identity, treatments and what to check.

Terms such as "A-grade" or "seed jade" are market descriptions supplied with the stone, not laboratory certificates. Ask us for close-up photographs and any available documentation before payment.

Where an independent examination is practical, we will discuss arranging it with you.

For bead bracelets, fit starts with your wrist: measure its circumference in centimetres and ask us whether this strand will sit loosely or snugly.

In the hand, jadeite feels cool and dense at first and warms slowly against the skin.

Delivery country, method, timing and any customs duties are confirmed with you before dispatch. Return eligibility and any custom-order exclusions are agreed per order - please ask us before payment.

Ask us directly.

It describes soft colour patches that appear to drift inside a clearer jadeite base. It is a natural pattern of this stone, not an applied finish.

No. A-grade is a market term supplied with the piece. Request any laboratory report before you treat it as a certificate.