About this lot

Estimated Value: $250-350

Origin: Late Qing Dynasty 

Medium: Jade and Hard Stone

Dimension: Largest 2.75×0.25 in.

Condition: Light scuffs on each

Description: Five jade or hard stone carved amulets or pendants. Includes one orange-yellow stone or jade. It has a raised dragon carved onto the front and a small hole at the top, potently for the use as a pendant on a necklace or other decorative use. The pendant has a round shape and smooth back. Also includes a brown and green toned hard stone or jade pendant with carved swirling symmetrical designs on each side and it has a square shape with slightly buffed edges and a hole in the center. Also includes three various sized round brown and blue-green hard stone or jade pendants that have creatures or beasts carved within them. Two have smaller beasts or a human figure riding on larger beasts. Jade is often believed to have protective and healing properties and is a symbol of good luck and good fortune.

Lot details

Lot
4800
Closed
July 18, 2025

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