Hand-Carved Jade Buddha Pendant
$1,599.00
HAND-CARVED JADE BUDDHA PENDANT IN CUSTOM HEAVY 18-karat YELLOW GOLD.
This remarkable piece was created by one of our associates, Shen Xang Lee, a master Jade carver from China. It is one of his last works. The pendant measures 6cm wide at the base and 3.8cm tall.
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