Certified Black Ink Jadeite Necklace Set | Burmese Mala, Earrings & Bracelet SL508

🖤 Certified Burmese Black Ink Jadeite 3‑Piece Collector Set | 108 Mala Necklace + Free Earrings & Bracelet — SL508

Step into the world of rare Burmese jadeite with this Certified Black Ink Jadeite 3‑Piece Set, crafted from genuine, untreated Burmese jadeite — a stone increasingly scarce due to Myanmar’s strict mining and export restrictions. This exclusive bundle includes a mala necklace, matching bracelet, and earrings, all designed with certified Burmese Black Ink Jadeite beads.  

The mala necklace features 108 perfectly rounded ~7.7 mm beads weighing ~108 g, accented with one 20 mm bead and five ~9.8 mm beads, carrying the unmistakable deep black‑green luster unique to Burmese Black Ink Jadeite. Paired with a matching bracelet (~17 cm wrist) and elegant drop earrings (~71 mm length), SL508 is more than jewelry — it is a statement of mystery, cultural heritage, and collector’s privilege.  

Only one custom set available, designed by SLPrecious.  

📜 Certification
- All beads (7.7 mm, 9.8 mm, 20 mm+-) are taken from certified strands of Burmese Black Ink Jadeite (Type A).  
-  Certificates and will be included with shipment.  
- Buyers can scan the QR codes to independently verify authenticity online.  
- Please note: Certificates cover full strands; this design uses selected beads from those certified strands.  

✨ The Beauty & Rarity of Burmese Black Ink Jadeite
Black Ink Jadeite is exclusive to Myanmar. With mining restricted and many jade fields closed, natural black jadeite has become difficult to source.  

This set showcases:  
- Deep inky black beads with subtle emerald flashes under strong light  
- Smooth polish and uniform sizing  
- Comfortable drape and movement  
- Convertible styling: necklace can also be worn as a 4‑layer wrap bracelet  
- Earrings and bracelet designed with matching certified beads for a complete look  

🔬 The Science Behind the Green Flash
The secret of Black Ink Jadeite lies in Omphacite, the rare mineral that creates its unique optical effect:  
- Appears jet‑black in reflected light, yet glows emerald‑green under strong transmitted light  
- Exists only in Myanmar, making it geologically rare  
- Collectors prize its “black outside, green inside” mystery  

🌿 Cultural Associations
In traditional jade culture, Black Ink Jadeite has been admired for qualities linked to resilience, wisdom, and calmness. These associations are symbolic, adding depth to its collector value.  

✨ Why It Is Expensive & Rare
Even medium‑range Burmese Black Ink Jadeite commands strong collector value because:  
- Exclusive Origin: Found only in Myanmar  
- Mining Restrictions: Strict limits on jadeite mining and exports  
- Collector Demand: Prized globally for its mysterious “black outside, green inside” effect  
- Difficult Craftsmanship: Dense omphacite structure requires exceptional polishing skill  
- Prestige Value: Even medium‑range pieces are heirloom‑worthy, while top‑tier perfection is valued at more than ten times higher  

📏 Product Details
- Material: Natural Untreated Burmese Jadeite (Type A)  
- Necklace: 108 beads (~7.7 mm), accented with 1 × 20 mm bead + 5 × 9.8 mm beads, ~108 g, adjustable length 80 + 5 cm  
- Bracelet: Fits ~17 cm wrist, crafted with certified jadeite beads  
- Earrings: Drop length ~71 mm, using certified jadeite beads  
- Threading: Stretchable threads by default; non‑stretchable available upon request before shipping  

🎁 Premium Packaging
Every order includes:  
- Elegant jewelry box  
- Velvet pouch  
- Care kit (cleaning cloth + extra threads)  
- Authenticity certificates (A5 printed with QR codes)  

All parcels are safely packed. Photos of packing, weight, and parcel preparation will be sent once tracking is uploaded.  

🚚 Shipping Information
- Shipped via UPS, FedEx, or DHL with full tracking  
- Actual value declared for insurance  
- Signature may be required upon delivery  

🌟 Buyer Guidance
This set is positioned fairly for its medium quality and certified rarity. Please understand: top‑tier translucent perfection would cost many times higher, and is almost impossible to source even if one can afford it.