Colgante "Tortuga" de jade tallado, dinastía Qing Small jade pendant with a reddish-golden hue. It has a slightly oval shape, trimmed at the upper and lower ends and a flat and rounded profile that faithfully mimics the morphology of the shell of a turtle, with details incised with geometric and hexagonal patterns, which characterize this type of animal. The turtle, in traditional Chinese culture, is considered one of the four celestial animals and is a symbol of longevity, peace and harmony. Measurements: 4.2 x 2 x 5 cm Weight: 67,2 g

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