For the love of Stones!
Heaven's StoneZ specializes in rare and unique gemstones seldom seen in today's commercial gemstone market. Heaven's StoneZ is situated in Northern Thailand and this allows us to come in contact with many different and types of gemstones including Jadeite and Rubies coming in from Myanmar (Burma).
Gemstones from around the world are sent to Thailand for cutting purposes and therefore we are able to acquire them at a wholesale prices which we can then pass on to our customers. We believe that these special natural creations will bring luck and appreciation to your home as it has done for ours. Please email us for more information regarding any of our products.
Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Natural Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
This type of Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade
This type of highly imperial translucent black omphacite jadeite is extremely rare due to the environmental conditions necessary for this type of translucent super dark green crystalized material to naturally occur deep within the earth's crust. This unique material appears a shiny true black while under overhead lights/daylight and a brilliant green when placed over a transmitted light source.
This gorgeous rectangular cut, Imperial translucent black omphacite jadeite jade gives new meaning to the word exquisite, showing a glassy-black reflection when viewed under overhead lighting and an elegant emerald green color when viewed under transmitted light.
The Importance of International Gemological Laboratory Certification of High Quality Jadeite
For all jadeite pieces, Gemological Laboratory Certifications offer a substantial increase in the value of the jadeite while also providing the owner with a guarantee that the jadeite is 100% natural and untreated. Certificates usually accompany high end stones and are considered to be a wise investment in the present world economy, something that will continue to appreciate in time.
Natural Unheated/ Untreated Burmese Ruby
Some stones in this shop are extremely rare, including the unheated/untreated rubies. These items are truly of museum quality and considered by many to be priceless. To naturally occur this red and this clear is very rare and quite a remarkable creation by mother nature. Inside these stones one can visibly see very tiny apatite crystals still intact. 99% of Rubies today are heated/treated in order to make them clear enough and red enough to sell in the gemstone market. Less than 1% of rubies are unheated/untreated making them very rare and valuable.
Chunk of Natural Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade
This chunk of natural translucent imperial black omphacite jadeite jade shows the true beauty of black jadeite in its rawest form. It shows a gorgeous emerald green when a tramitted light is shown through reveiling its true beauty from the light eminating through the stone.
Shipping Policy
The following shipping options are available.
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Standard registered shipping by Thailand Post with tracking number.
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Expedited shipping (with tracking) (EMS/Expedite). Expedited shipping is highly recommended for items over 800 USD.
The estimated delivery times in working days
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Standard shipping (Free Shipping Worldwide)
- Asia : 10-14 days
- Europe : 14-18 days
- USA : 14-30 days
- Australia : 12-14 days
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Expedited shipping 3-4 days (50 USD per time)
Heaven's StoneZ
Productions
 Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jad |  Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jad |
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 Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jad |  Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jad |
 11.6 ct. Imperial Translucent Black |  11.6 ct. Imperial Translucent Black |
 11.6 ct. Imperial Translucent Black |  11.6 ct. Imperial Translucent Black |
 Black jadeite from Myanmar |  Black jadeite from Myanmar |
 Black jadeite from Myanmar This cat |  Rare Imperial Translucent Black Jadeite Jade7 |
 Rare Imperial Translucent Black Jadeite Jade5 |  Rare Imperial Translucent Black Jadeite Jade4 |
 Rare Imperial Translucent Black Jadeite Jade12 |  Rare Imperial Translucent Black Jadeite Jade10 |
 Marquise Cut, Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade Earrings Set in a 92.5 Silver plated |  Marquise Cut, Imperial Translucent Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade Earrings Set in a 92.5 Silver plated |
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
What Is Translucent Black Jadeite? This is an extremely rare and expensive type of jadeite known in the Hong Kong and Chinese markets as “Inky Jade” or “Mexican Green”. This stone is special for many reasons most importantly for its extreme rarity and beauty, which makes it one of the most desirable stones to possess for both investment and collection purposes. The extremely fine texture of this mineral is related to the small size and uniformity of the omphacite-jadeitite crystals within the
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source.
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Far rarer than both diamonds and rubies is that of Burmese Translucent Imperial Black Omphacite Jadeite Jade. Only a fraction of the jadeite found in Myanmar is black of which only about 5% is of a fine enough texture that it could be made into jewelry (cabochons). Of that 5% of jewelry quality black jadeite found in Myanmar, only about 1% is translucent in nature and will turn a brilliant imperial green when put under a transmitted light source. Considered extremely rare in the current world ma
Meet the Owner
I have previous experience working in both marketing and the import/export business in Bangkok, Thailand. Currently, I'm a Web Designer and have my own business online. I am the Creator of Heaven's StoneZ and design all the styles to my personal specifications.
I have a passion for working with both gemstones and creating precious jewelry. Living in northern Thailand, allows me access to a variety of rough gemstone materials circulating throughout the country for both cutting and distribution purposes. I combine top quality gemstones with world class jewelry designs to create unique handmade pieces.
--Owner, Creative Designer--