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In ancient Eastern beliefs, jade is a precious stone crystallized from the universe (sun, moon, heaven and earth), symbolizing nobility, power, and social class. Rare and difficult to craft, jade requires artisans to have exquisite skills and patience. Beyond its beauty, jade carries mystical meanings of luck, feng shui, and health. Jade was introduced to Vietnam through trade and diplomacy, particularly popular during the Nguyen Dynasty. Jade was used for making jewelry, luxurious objects, royal seals, and in ceremonial rituals to connect heaven, earth, and people.<\/p>\n

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