Width:5.5cm(2.17in)Weight:60g(0.132lb)Jade Jue, Hongshan Culture. Carved from yellowish-green serpentine jade, the jade is mellow with earth rust speckles on surface and thick ancient patina. It is annular with a slit on one side. The inner and outer edges are smoothly rounded, the body is thick and plain without any ornament. Jade jue was a typical ear ornament and ritual jade of Hongshan culture in Neolithic age. Its simple shape reflects superb ancient drilling and polishing craftsmanship, recording the aesthetics and belief of prehistoric people, possessing important archaeological and artistic value.

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