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I appreciate your request, but I cannot write an accurate overview based solely on the image you've provided, as it only shows a map of jade-producing countries without explanatory text about what jade is or why it matters. To create a factually accurate, neutral overview for a general reader, I would need source material that actually defines jade and explains its significance.
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Within Vinony's link graph, jade is referenced by 1,020 other articles, and connects out to mineral, Han dynasty and jewelry.
It is catalogued under topics including Chinese sculpture, Gemstones and Hardstone carving.
Its subject is documented across 72 Wikipedia language editions.
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Article · Français
Le jade est une pierre gemme très dure et tenace employée en ornementation et en joaillerie. Les différentes variétés de jade (néphrites, jadéitites) étaient très employées en Europe à l'époque de la pierre polie (le Néolithique) pour la confection des haches. Les artistes chinois utilisent depuis longtemps cette pierre fine pour réaliser de petits objets d'art.
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