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Jade is not just a precious stone, but a myth that has been around for thousands of years. In ancient China, jade was also referred to as a "heavenly stone". The most precious pieces of jewelery for the Chinese emperors were made from the hard mineral. Then as now, jade is considered by many to be a symbol of beauty and value.

The Aztecs and the Mayas of Central America also valued the stone as a stone of love, which is able to transform friendship into deep love. In ancient Egypt, too, jade was used and revered as the stone of love, as a protective stone of inner peace, harmony and balance. The Maoris carved cult implements and weapons from New Zealand jade according to an old tradition. Jade is still revered and used as a dream stone today, as it is said to give the wearer the ability to interpret dreams.