jade

Possessives

• trick: A red murrain o ' thy jade's tricks!

Converse of object

• carve: This is a piece of genuine Chinese jade carved into the shape of an old Chinese style gold ingot.
• believe: Many Chinese believe that jade is not only beautiful to look at, but keeps one from harm and bears good luck.
• find: Shoppers and collectors will find exquisite jade, hand-carved ivory and native handicrafts.
• have: The Matcha Uji has a jade green color in the cup that is concentrated and nourishing.

Adjective modifier

• Chinese: This is a piece of genuine Chinese jade carved into the shape of an old Chinese style gold ingot.
• green: Earliest daggers were made of green jade with a blade three inches wide.
• white: In Chinese sayings, we intended to first throw out a brick and then to attract a white jade in the field worldwide.
• black: If they appear bluish then you have cool skin tones - brown, black, jade and rose shades should be worn.
• Indian: Island crafts include jewelry, Chinese and Indian jade, silks, basketry and pottery.
• dark: The walls were painted a light, grayish green color and the carpet was dark jade.

Modifies a noun

• green: The group includes black, white, crimson, magenta, lemon, jade green, ice blue, indigo, violet.
• object: A jade object representing the sun god was placed alongside the body.
• carving: There are some fabulous stone and jade carvings here.
• ornament: Many Chinese of this period wore their hair on top of their head and crowned the arrangement with a jade ornament of this type.
• artifact: Among the many treasures are a collection of Ming dynasty porcelain, and some beautiful jade artifacts.
• necklace: I have dressed her in fairly fine clothes for the period, with a jade necklace to accentuate her Meso-American background.

Noun used with modifier

• nephrite: This double-sided carved nephrite jade screen dates from late 18th to early 19th century China.