Jade Tower (India)

Jade is a green ornamental stone traditionally associated with harmony, luck, and longevity. This small tower from India is polished into a pointed form and weighs up to 50g — a compact, deep green display piece with a smooth, cool finish. In the trade, "Indian jade" of this kind is typically serpentine rather than true nephrite or jadeite, though it's cut and polished the same way and carries the same long-standing jade symbolism. Quick facts Stone Jade (India) Composition Serpentine (commonly traded as "Indian jade"; not nephrite or jadeite) Hardness (Mohs) 2.5-4 Color Deep to mottled green Origin India Chakra Heart Traditionally used for Harmony, luck, longevity Care / Water-safe Brief rinsing is fine; avoid soaking; wipe dry with a soft cloth Meaning & history Across many cultures, jade has long been prized as a stone of good fortune and steady, grounded energy, closely tied to the heart chakra. A tower form is a simple way to bring that tradition into a room — a small anchor point on a shelf, desk, or altar. Because this piece is natural, color depth and veining vary from stone to stone, so yours will be one of a kind. For a larger, raw piece of the same Indian jade, see our Jade Stone (India, 50-100g). How to use it Set it on a windowsill, desk, or altar as a quiet decorative focus, hold it briefly during a moment of reflection, or add it to a small grouping with other stones from our good luck or crystals collection. Care & cleansing Serpentine is on the softer side, so keep cleaning gentle: a soft dry or barely damp cloth is best, and a quick rinse is fine, but skip long soaks or harsh chemicals. Store away from harder stones to avoid surface scratches. Frequently asked questions What is this piece? A small polished jade tower from India, weighing up to 50g, cut into a pointed form. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device. Is it water-safe? It can handle a brief rinse, but avoid soaking or long exposure to water; wipe dry with a soft cloth. Is it safe for daily handling or sun exposure? Yes, it's sturdy enough for daily handling and display; extended direct sun isn't necessary but won't harm it. How do I cleanse and charge it? Many people cleanse it with sound (like a singing bowl), a smudge of smoke, or by resting it near selenite; recharge by placing it in indirect moonlight overnight. How can I tell it's genuine jade? Look for a smooth, slightly waxy or glassy polish, cool touch, and natural color variation — perfectly uniform color or a very light weight can suggest dyed glass or resin. What pairs well with it? It pairs naturally with other heart-chakra stones like rose quartz or green aventurine, or with clear quartz to round out a small crystal shelf.