The jade gemstone is commonly used in jewelry making and works of art. The name is from the Spanish phrase piedra de la ijada, which means “stone of the colic” or “stone of the side.” ...

This meaning is very different to the one listed on baby name site The Bump, which states: "Jade is a British gender-neutral baby name meaning 'precious stone'.

She wound up purchasing a delicate lavender pendant, adding to a collection that also includes an inherited bracelet from her grandmother and a bangle gifted by a friend.

Mum hovered to my right clutching a green jade bangle, ready to push it onto my wrist once it was slippery enough. She had been surprised when I first expressed interest in wearing one.

In this picture, which appeared in the October 1944 issue, Linda Porter sports a beautiful jade-and-gold bracelet, created especially for her by Fulco di Verdura.

A tourist visiting Ruili City, China, learned the true meaning of 'you break it, you buy it' when she was forced to foot the bill for a $44,000 jade bracelet she dropped in a jewelry store on June ...