Moon Rabbit Nephrite Jade Stud Earrings-Dewlit Wishes
$38.00
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Moon Rabbit Nephrite Jade Stud Earrings-Dewlit Wishes
$38.00
"Little rabbits with wishes to carry"
Item Details
- Materials: Nephrite jade, gold-plated S925 sterling silver
- Size: 11.8 × 10 mm
- Thickness: 4.8 mm
- Listed weight: 2 g; the supplier does not specify whether this is per earring or per pair
- Design: Rounded rabbits with tiny red eyes
- Finish: Polished jade, textured gold-tone ears
- Fastening: S925 silver posts for pierced ears
Two small jade rabbits face each other, their gold-tone ears lifting above rounded bodies. The design draws on the supplier's image of a moon rabbit holding dew, carrying a simple wish for good fortune in a playful stud.
Stones & Symbols
Moon Rabbit - Good fortune
Nephrite Jade - Clarity, Purity
Design Inspiration
The pale jade gives the rabbits a moonlit quality, while a red eye brings each little face into focus. The moon-rabbit theme pairs a wish for good fortune with jade's traditional associations with clarity and purity.
FAQ
What do these jade rabbit earrings represent?
The rabbit carries a wish for good fortune in this design. Its moon-and-dew imagery comes from the supplier's concept. Jade is also associated with mental clarity and spiritual purity in Chinese tradition; these are symbolic meanings, not promised effects.
Are these studs or dangling earrings?
They are post-style studs for pierced ears. Each rabbit measures 11.8 × 10 mm and is 4.8 mm thick.
Are the earrings solid gold?
No. They have an S925 sterling silver base with gold plating, paired with nephrite jade. The supplier does not specify the gold karat.
Who It's For
- Someone who prefers small animal motifs and the soft look of pale jade.
- A friend who appreciates a good-fortune wish without a grand declaration.
- Anyone drawn to thoughtful, playful details in everyday jewelry.
Care Guidelines
- Remove before swimming or bathing; keep perfume, lotions, and cleaners away from the jade and plating.
- Wipe gently with a soft cloth and store separately to protect the carved bodies and projecting ears.
