Simple Jade Roller in real Jade - White and light green

Jade roller in real Jade - Category A:

- Jade roller made of Jade "Jadeite type" type A. This roller is composed of a wooden handle, a metal part and a jade stone, cut from a very good quality stone.- Jade called "category A": the jade stone has not undergone any treatment, so the color is natural (jade can be white, green - from light to dark -, yellow etc.)
- You will receive two certificates with this roller and we also certify our Jade on your invoice.
- The price is certainly higher than most rollers that you will find on the internet or in stores, but ours is truly made of Jade and especially in a stone that has not undergone any chemical treatment.
- All our tools and objects are unique and sold with a certificate of authenticity. The uniqueness of our tools and objects is explained by the fact that the Jade stone is a difficult material to cut, which makes standardization impossible, both in terms of shape and color. 99% of the skates you find in France are not made of Jade.

- Jade, called "Yu" in China, is a family of minerals composed of Jadeite and Nephrite. Jade forms under very high pressure (over 10,000 atmospheres).
* The rarer Jadeite Jade developed during the "Qianlong Emperor" Ching Dynasty. It is a silicate of aluminum and sodium.
* Nephrite Jade is a very common magnesium lime silicate in China.
- Jadeite deposits are found in Burma, Guatemala, Japan, Russia, USA, Brazil, Canada, Kazakhstan, Italy, China and Colombia. The jadeite in this bracelet comes from the border between China and Burma.
- The color of jade varies depending on the amount of chromium oxide and iron oxide it contains. Thus, jade can display the following colors:
* green: there are jade in different shades of this color associated with peace
* blue: associated with energy
* pink: represents harmony
* black: associated with success
* white: it is pure jade which represents perfection

How to use his Jade roller:

1: After cleansing your face apply moisturizer, a few drops of oil or serum to the skin.
2: Massage the entire face using the largest of the stones (from the outside to the inside)
3: Use the small stone with firmer pressure for under the eyes and on the chin
4: Finish your treatment by the neck (movement from top to bottom)
- 2 minutes of massage morning and evening is enough to obtain results.
- The roller is a tool used in traditional Chinese medicine to massage the skin. This ancestral Chinese technique is now arriving in the world of aesthetics in Europe and France. This treatment has a firming and beautifying effect on the skin.
- The Roller is an ancestral Chinese technique, which arrives today in the world of aesthetics in Europe and France.

The virtues of Jade:

- Jade has also been credited with many healing properties since Antiquity. This stone has been used in the form of ointments, ointments or elixirs to relieve the kidneys, cure colic, help sleep, promote pregnancy, fight canker sores, fight fever, soothe nervousness, reduce migraine or relieve cramps.
- The Chinese also believe that jade has certain powers that promote meditation, bring wealth, and allow one to acquire wisdom.
- This stone would also bring balance, beauty and harmony to the people who own it.

History of Jade:

One day, one of Confucius' disciples asked him:
"Master, may I take the liberty of asking you why a good man considers jade the most precious of stones? Is it because jade is rare? »
Confucius replied:
“Jade is valuable not because it is rare, but because the quality of jade matches the virtue of a good man. It corresponds to virtues such as benevolence, wisdom, righteousness, propriety, loyalty and faithfulness and it also corresponds to the principles of the earth and the heavens. Jade is soft and pleasant, just like a gentleman's benevolence..."

A legendary stone in South and Central America, jade has embodied the power and nobility of emperors since Chinese prehistory. Several polished jade objects have indeed been found on prehistoric sites. Objects carved in this stone were brought to Europe by the Portuguese at the beginning of the 16th century and quickly became very popular. They were also compared to Aztec jade objects brought back by the Spanish conquistadores. European jewelers began to make many jade jewels, such as bracelets, collie

The certification of our Jade:

We have our jade certified by two laboratories: