Rectangular jadeite pendant engraved with bat and calabashes in openwork
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Jadeite bamboo-joint-shaped pendant |
Qing Dynasty The rectangular pendant is engraved with leaved calabashes and bats in openwork on the front, and calabash vines and leaves on the back. The patterns symbolize "the more children, the greater happiness". A tourmaline knot with a unit of seed pearls on both ends is tied to the pendant. Carved out of top-quality jadeite, the pendant is adorned with elegant, smooth and well-arranged carvings. |
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