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Loving my newest purchase, who I've already named Alba, Spanish for 'dawn'. While not a proper fu lu shou, because it has only the littlest bit of lavender, I think of it so, as it's probably the closest thing to one I will find that is both natural and at all affordable.
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I like that patch of golden honey. Congrats on another great purchase!Uli, these are a nice combination! Your stacks are always so visually interesting and there is always something in the composition of the individual pieces that complements the others.
Crosso I think this is a Fu lu Shu. It doesn't matter if there is a tiny bit of something as long as there are three colors, I think it is considered fu lu shu. It is very pretty.Loving my newest purchase, who I've already named Alba, Spanish for 'dawn'. While not a proper fu lu shou, because it has only the littlest bit of lavender, I think of it so, as it's probably the closest thing to one I will find that is both natural and at all affordable.
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Loving my newest purchase, who I've already named Alba, Spanish for 'dawn'. While not a proper fu lu shou, because it has only the littlest bit of lavender, I think of it so, as it's probably the closest thing to one I will find that is both natural and at all affordable.
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Uli, these are a nice combination! Your stacks are always so visually interesting and there is always something in the composition of the individual pieces that complements the others.
I seldom stack and don't have as much nephrite as jadeite, but do like to combine the,two sometimes. I have a few pieces of different materials that just seem to 'go together'.
These earrings are CA Blue Vonsen nephrite, the bangle jadeite.
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The necklace is jadeite, the bangle nephrite.
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This is what I have read also. A true fu lu shou has approximately equal proportions of red (or yellow, as it is considered in the red family because the color is caused by the presence of iron in both), green and lavender. Obviously, this is very rare to find and very expensive, especially when the colors are vibrant and the texture is good.uli, a real fu lu shou has to be green, red and lavender
I believe another Jadie here has a bangle named Luna. 
