God of Wealth Blue Water Jadeite Pendant with Dragon Emblem-Luck and Prosperity

“May your hard work meet good fortune”

Item Details

• Material: Natural Grade A blue water jadeite
• Pendant size: 63 × 30 × 8 mm
• Pendant weight: 22 g, excluding the cord
• Design: Standing Caishen with a round dragon emblem
• Finish: Hand-carved relief with a smooth reverse

Caishen’s long beard curves over a dragon’s face carved into the front of his robe. Look closely and you can make out the dragon’s eyes and open mouth. Below the emblem, broad folds sweep down to the figure’s feet. The polished blue-green jade catches the light along each ridge.

Stones & Symbols

• Caishen, God of Wealth — Good fortune, prosperity

Design Inspiration

Caishen carries a wish for prosperity. For someone who has spent months preparing to open a business, this pendant can mark the day the doors finally open and express your hope that their work flourishes.

FAQ

Where is the dragon in the carving?
Its face fills the round panel just beneath Caishen’s beard. The dragon and the folds of the robe are carved into the jade itself.

How large is the pendant when worn?
The jade figure alone is nearly 2½ inches tall and a little over an inch wide. A dark braided cord passes through the headdress, with a pale round bead and a barrel-shaped bead above it.

What does the back look like?
The smooth back follows the outline of the headdress, sleeves, and robe. It gives you a clear view of the jade’s color, including deeper blue-green patches and lighter, cloudy areas. Their placement varies from piece to piece.

Who It’s For

• Someone celebrating a business opening or a milestone they worked hard to reach.
• A dragon collector who enjoys discovering a second figure within a carving.
• A jade lover who prefers a tall, full-length portrait with room for fine detail.

Care Guidelines

• Wipe the jade with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Use a soft brush to reach the fine grooves around the beard and dragon emblem.
• Store the pendant in a soft pouch to protect the raised carving from knocks against other jewelry.

Natural jadeite jade, no two pieces are alike.