Water
Green
Flow and renewal. The colour everyone means by jade, running from pale ice to deep emerald. Nothing in nature stays still; water is how it moves.
Fine Jadeite · Hand Selected
The aura of nature.
The grace of fortune.
The Name
YUNORA is drawn from three Chinese characters and one Western word. Yun carries three meanings at once — cloud, grace, and fortune. Ora echoes aura: presence, energy, the light a person carries.
Collections
Three collections and five colours. The collection decides the form; the element decides the stone.
Nature · Freedom
Mountains half-hidden in mist, the moment before a landscape reveals itself. This is where our stone is found and where our forms begin.
White, translucent stone with cotton drifting through it. Light silhouettes for everyday wear.
View collectionGrace · Stillness
In Eastern aesthetics, beauty is restraint — what is left unsaid. Every proportion we cut is measured against stillness.
White and green running through one another. The balance between the two is the whole design.
View collectionLuck · Warmth
For three thousand years jade has been worn to invite good fortune and keep the wearer safe. We carry that intention forward.
Green, whole and even — carved with the old symbols of protection, longevity and abundance.
View collection白 → 白绿 → 绿 · one stone, read across three degrees of colour
Five Colours
The same stone comes out of the ground green, yellow, red, white and black. The old Eastern reading of the world gives each of those a meaning, and we let the meaning decide what the stone becomes.
Green
Flow and renewal. The colour everyone means by jade, running from pale ice to deep emerald. Nothing in nature stays still; water is how it moves.
Yellow · Gold
Ground and harvest. Honey jadeite takes its warmth from iron near the surface of the deposit — fortune of the slow, accumulated kind.
Red
Warmth and protection. 红翡 forms where the stone met air and weather. It is the colour worn at a wedding, and at the turning of a year.
White
Breath and clarity — the pause between two notes. White jadeite is judged not on colour but on how far light travels inside it. Stillness, made visible.
Black
墨翠 is black in the hand and deep green against the sun. Xuan is the old word for a dark that is not empty — the night mountain, the part of the view the cloud keeps.
Selected Works
Each piece is cut from a single stone and photographed as it is. What you see is the one you receive.
$3,480
$5,900
$1,260
$980
The Stone
Struck lightly, fine jadeite rings rather than clicks. Held to light, it glows from inside instead of merely reflecting. Worn for years, it warms to the skin and its lustre deepens.
We work exclusively in Grade A jadeite — natural stone with no bleaching, no polymer impregnation, no dye. Every piece ships with an independent gemmological certificate.
Green, white, or honey — judged on hue, saturation and how evenly the colour travels through the stone.
Grain fineness. The finest stones are called glass kind — crystalline structure invisible to the eye.
Literally water. How far light travels before it stops. This, more than colour, is what makes jade luminous.
The cut respects the stone. A carver's first duty is to lose as little of it as possible.
Worn With Intention
In Chinese tradition jade is rarely bought for oneself alone. It is given — to a daughter leaving home, to a friend beginning something, to someone who needs a little more luck than the year has offered.
The old saying is that jade protects its wearer: it takes the misfortune meant for you. We do not ask you to believe it. We only note that people have believed it for three thousand years, and that the belief is itself a kind of comfort.
Our Five Elements strand gathers all five colours onto one cord — water, earth, fire, air and mystery, in the order a year moves through them. It is the piece we most often wrap for someone else.
“The virtuous have likened jade to a person of character:
warm to the touch, firm within, and quiet about it.”
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