Jade pendant - Hetian white nephrite jade charm (LuLu Tong barrel shape)
* This barrel shape bead charm is unique with rich creamy white natural color and some interesting natural dark brown inclusion which looks like seaweed. So, this kind of nephrite is called seaweed nephrite.
*Barrel shape beads is called LuLu Tong （路路通）， indicates every path is smooth and easy to go through. Wearing a natural jade LuLu Tong would enhance energy and have fortune luck and safe and sound.
*The hole of this bead is big, some silver or gold necklace would pass through, you could use your own necklace instead of the string.
*Hand braiding with high quality cotton string with adjustable style. Would be very comfortable for everyday wearing.
* This barrel shape bead charm is unique with rich creamy white natural color and some interesting natural dark brown inclusion which looks like seaweed. So, this kind of nephrite is called seaweed nephrite.
*Barrel shape beads is called LuLu Tong （路路通）， indicates every path is smooth and easy to go through. Wearing a natural jade LuLu Tong would enhance energy and have fortune luck and safe and sound.
*The hole of this bead is big, some silver or gold necklace would pass through, you could use your own necklace instead of the string.
*Hand braiding with high quality cotton string with adjustable style. Would be very comfortable for everyday wearing.
* This barrel shape bead charm is unique with rich creamy white natural color and some interesting natural dark brown inclusion which looks like seaweed. So, this kind of nephrite is called seaweed nephrite.
*Barrel shape beads is called LuLu Tong （路路通）， indicates every path is smooth and easy to go through. Wearing a natural jade LuLu Tong would enhance energy and have fortune luck and safe and sound.
*The hole of this bead is big, some silver or gold necklace would pass through, you could use your own necklace instead of the string.
*Hand braiding with high quality cotton string with adjustable style. Would be very comfortable for everyday wearing.
