"jade stone" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to an object composed of jade. For example, "The jade stone gleamed in the early morning sunlight."
Inside lay artifacts of bronze, gold, jade, stone and pottery and the tusks of elephants.
The Ainu of northern Japan have used plugs of fabric; in the New World, Mayan earplugs have been found made of thin jade, stone, bone, shell, wood, and metal in many sizes.
Upstairs, rolling jade stone shiatsu massage beds and anti-gravity chairs in dimly lit curtained chambers welcome the weary, while headphones playing soft music completely block the outside world.
For the unfamiliar, a jade roller is pretty much what it sounds like: a hand-size, paint-roller-like apparatus with a cylinder of jade stone at one end.
On the pinkie of her right hand she wears a large yellow jade stone set in diamonds, a traditional symbol here worn by rich people to protect themselves from swindles.
Immersion has a treatment room where jade stone is part of the walls, and the locker rooms at Qua are modeled after traditional Roman baths with hot and cold plunge pools.
There were even small jade stones tucked between my toes.
The Earth itself is more than 4.5 billion years old, which naturally raises the question of why there aren't any jade stones or rubies from the first nearly four billion years of the planet's existence.
The facilities are based on traditional thermal treatments from Asia, like the jade igloo sauna, which uses semiprecious jade stones that Koreans believe to be healing, and the baked-clay sauna, with heated floors that are said to absorb the body's toxins.
The Gwyneth Paltrow-helmed site, which has recommended a $15k , 24-karatgold dildo and continues to support buying egg-shaped jade stones for your vagina, is either totally trolling us or is just totally out of touch.
The reality is that I'll soon forget about the treatment, what products were used or the way I felt as the cool jade stones rolled over my tired eyes.
