“When a new chapter begins, let blessings follow— Grade A Blue Jade Gota Pendant

• Pendant Size: 53*49*5mm
• Jade Weight: 22g
• Rope Lenght: 60cm
  
• Jade Type: Grade A Blue Jadeite (Blue Water Variety)
• Natural Grade A Jade/Certification Marks: CAL, CMA, and CNAS/CNAL
• Goat: good fortune, new beginnings

In Chinese culture, the phrase “Three Goats Bring Bliss” (San Yang Kai Tai) carries a powerful meaning. The word “羊” (goat) is pronounced the same as “阳” (sun/positive energy), and the three goats together symbolize the arrival of spring, prosperity, and new beginnings.

Discover the timeless charm of this Grade A Blue Jadeite Goat Pendant, a masterfully hand-carved piece that blends cultural symbolism with exquisite jade artistry. Crafted from fine glutinous-type jadeite, its texture is smooth, lustrous, and delicate, ensuring both beauty and authenticity.

Blue Water Jadeite is a highly admired jadeite variety, known for its fine translucency and serene blue-green tone. Its watery luster and elegant color symbolize calmness, wisdom, and timeless beauty.

Personality and Fortune of People Born in the Year of the Goat（1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, and the upcoming 2027）

Personality of the Zodiac Goat/Sheep

1. Xinwei Year (1931, 1991) – Element: Earth (Roadside Earth), the “Sheep of Fortune”

Those born in the Xinwei year are ambitious and broad-minded. In childhood, they may face challenges, but with perseverance they find support and good fortune. Men tend to build successful careers and enjoy wealth and recognition, while women are skilled at managing households and bringing prosperity to the family.

2. Guiwei Year (1943, 2003) – Element: Wood (Willow Tree Wood), the “Flock Sheep”

People born in this year are straightforward and efficient. They are kind-hearted and willing to help others without expecting rewards, but sometimes this generosity brings trouble. It’s best for them to focus on their own affairs. They usually have wealth but should focus on building a strong foundation. Women are often virtuous and good at managing the household, enjoying lifelong peace and stability.

3. Yiwei Year (1955, 2015) – Element: Metal (Gold in Sand), the “Respected Sheep”

Those born in this year are dignified in appearance and hardworking from a young age. Their early life is stable, though they may not rely much on siblings. They are blessed with children and prosperity, and later in life they often gather significant wealth. Women are supportive partners with the ability to nurture both family and children.

4. Dingwei Year (1967, 2027) – Element: Water (Heavenly River Water), the “Wandering Sheep”

These individuals have changeable moods, but they are eloquent and persuasive. They enjoy both fame and fortune, with enough resources to live comfortably. Though they may feel distant from relatives or have children later in life, they eventually find prosperity. Women especially bring good fortune to their husbands and children, enjoying a thriving later life.

5. Jiwei Year (1979) – Element: Fire (Heavenly Fire), the “Sheep of the Wilds”

People born in this year are outspoken and straightforward. They naturally attract wealth and respect, with opportunities to rise to prominence. Blessed by supportive friends and mentors, they are destined for prosperity and honor. Their strong and determined character often surpasses their ancestors, bringing pride to family and respect from others.

About Jade Type

There is a saying in the jade industry: “Ten jades, nine beans”, which means that bean type jadeite makes up the majority of all jadeite. The name is very descriptive—most bean type jadeite appears in short, column-like crystals, resembling rows of small beans embedded in the stone.Bean type jadeite is one of the most common varieties on the market. It comes in many forms and qualities. But did you know that within this category, there are actually five main subtypes?

1. Cat Bean Type 

This variety is known for its extremely coarse texture. It usually contains green but is mixed with many other colors, such as gray, black, or brown. Considered a lower-grade jadeite, it is often found in antique markets and commonly carved into motifs like Pixiu or peace lock pendants.

2. Oil Bean Type 

Named after the oily greenish tone of its base color, this jadeite has a coarse structure, sometimes with patchy or residual patterns. Although it doesn’t reach high quality standards, it is still a common and affordable choice in the bean type family.

3. Fine Bean Type 

This is the most valuable among bean types. Fine bean jadeite can range widely in price—from just a few hundred yuan to over ten thousand—depending on its transparency and color. It usually has a slightly translucent quality, good luster, and compact, uniform structure, making it easy to distinguish from lower-grade bean jadeite. A highly recommended choice for collectors.

4. Common Bean Type 

Often seen in wholesale markets, this jadeite features a bean-green color with a coarse texture and little to no transparency. Sometimes, rusty-colored patches or spots appear. Its value varies depending on color intensity, but overall it belongs to the mid-to-low grade category. Many tourists end up purchasing this type of jadeite during travels.

5. Sweet Bean Type 

Also called “sugar bean type”, this variety has a finer structure compared to other bean types. Its color is a uniform light green, giving a fresh and pleasing appearance. Because of its attractive look and brightness, sweet bean jadeite is considered one of the higher-grade categories within bean type jadeite.