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Jade Earrings in Sterling Silver
Jade earrings bring centuries of tradition to your jewelry collection. This nephrite and jadeite gemstone ranks 6-7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it durable enough for regular wear. Our current selection includes 7 pairs of jade earrings, each set in .925 sterling silver and featuring natural, untreated stones. Jade forms in metamorphic rocks under high pressure, with major deposits in Myanmar, Guatemala, and British Columbia. Prices in this collection range from $735 to $2996, with free shipping to all US addresses.
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Natural Jade Set in .925 Silver: 7 Designs Available
Jade has held significance across cultures for over 5,000 years, prized by Mesoamerican civilizations and Chinese artisans alike for its toughness and smooth polish. The stone occurs in two mineral forms: nephrite, which tends toward creamy greens and whites, and jadeite, which produces more intense green hues along with lavender and blue varieties. Both types take a high polish and resist chipping better than most gemstones of similar hardness. Our jade earrings feature stones selected for color saturation and translucency, then set in solid .925 sterling silver by skilled silversmiths. Each pair ships in protective packaging from our US warehouse at no additional cost. We have sourced and sold natural gemstone jewelry since 2005, and every stone in this collection is genuine jade with no synthetic materials or glass substitutes. Browse the 7 jade earring designs below to find your preferred style and stone coloration. Click any pair for measurements, weight, and additional photos.Is your jade natural or treated?
All jade in this collection is natural and untreated. We do not sell jade that has been dyed, polymer-impregnated, or otherwise enhanced.
What is the difference between nephrite and jadeite?
Both are true jade. Nephrite is more common and typically appears in softer green, cream, or gray tones. Jadeite is rarer, harder, and occurs in brighter greens, lavenders, and blues. Jadeite generally commands higher prices.
How should I care for jade earrings?
Clean jade with warm water and mild soap, then dry with a soft cloth. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and prolonged exposure to chemicals or extreme heat. Store separately from harder gemstones to prevent scratching.
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