Taiji Jade Point

This Taiji Jade point features striking natural contrast between soft white and deep charcoal to black tones, arranged in layered bands that echo the visual balance of yin and yang. The transitions between light and dark are smooth yet clearly defined, giving the stone a calm, harmonious appearance. Subtle translucency in the lighter areas contrasts beautifully with the denser, opaque dark bands, while the polished finish enhances the stone’s clean lines and graphic patterning without overpowering its natural character.

Locality
Taiji Jade is a trade name most commonly applied to black-and-white banded stone sourced from regions in China. Despite the name, it is not true jade (nephrite or jadeite) but is typically a calcite-, dolomite-, or limestone-based stone that has undergone metamorphic processes. Its natural banding forms through mineral variation and pressure over time, resulting in the distinctive yin–yang appearance.

Shape and Size
This piece is a polished crystal point with a single pointed termination, measuring approximately 3–3.5 inches tall. Crystal points are often used to focus, direct, and balance energy through the pointed tip. The upright form makes this Taiji Jade point well suited for meditation spaces, altar arrangements, crystal grids, energy work, or minimalist decorative display. Its compact size allows it to stand securely on its own while remaining easy to integrate into both personal practice and curated collections.

Metaphysical Properties
Taiji Jade is commonly associated with balance, harmony, and the integration of opposites. It is often used to support emotional equilibrium, clarity during decision-making, and a sense of calm during periods of inner conflict. Many people work with this stone to encourage unity between mind and body, logic and intuition, or rest and action, making it especially meaningful for grounding and centering practices.