We have for your consideration Lot# 200857. An Estate Arched Oblong 11+CT Jade Pendant with Floral Carvings on one sideI’m guessing? It has a 14K Bale at the top so you my hang it on a chain(not included). On one side there are Floral Carvings and at the top there are also carvings on 2 sides. The color is Translucent Pale GREEN with just a slight bit of ORANGE towards the tip of the stone. It Weighs in at 3.03 grams. It Weighs in at 13 Carats on the scale. The Jade measures 31mm Long x 8.5mm Circumference Tapering down to 3mm at the end of the rounded stone = 11.6Carats{estimated only}. Please remember it is a Carved piece as well as it is rounded and bigger at the top then tapering down towards the bottom. This has been buried in a safe for the past 40 years. All my items, including this one. Came from a pawn shop which was running from 1969 – 1984 in downtown Honolulu within the old Blaisdell Hotel on the corner of the Fort Street Mall{even before it was a Mall} and Chaplin Lane. This location was smack in the middle of the downtown area and could be a bit rough, so you needed to watch your surroundings and yourself as you walked through the streets to end up at the Pawn-shop. The Hawaiian Trading & Cargo Co. Served all of Honolulu and Henry H. (the owner) operated it as he dreamed of doing when he was a young man back in the’50’s in Brooklyn, New York city. He was one of the best educated {both in the sense of worldly knowledge and gemological speaking} and was considered as a very shrewd Pawn-Broker. Over the years, various intrigued Jeweler’s and entrepanures befriended him to try and soak-up some of his vast knowledge which he shared with everybody who took an earnest and sincere interest in learning. He ended up educating several other gentlemen who then opened up their own pawn-shops in the down town area. Hawaiian Trading & Cargo Co. This gave him a huge opportunity to obtain some of the most treasurable artifacts that were being offered during that era. Some small stuff and every so often an interesting piece, no doubt one-of-a-kind, definitely from the’60’s and’70’s. Most likely a little pricey, but with the history of the pieces explained, we hope the world will think it worthy of the cost, we’ll see? Please stay Healthy & Safe!