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That's a new level of meta.
The milky green texture of the jade, the reflective silvery sheen on the carved dragon's scales that makes it look as if the stone was polished. The reddish yellow part of the warpaint that could be amber or golden marble or wood.
The fine detail on the dragons in addition to the subtle shading of the colours that gives the weapons enough texture to be visually interesting, without overwhelming the eye. Very elegant.
The gemstone Jade is a microscopic aggregate of micro-crystalline fiberlike structures of the minerals Jadeit Na(Al,Fe3+)[Si2O6] and the softer Nephrit. It can come in the colours pearly white (without any metal atoms contaminating the crystal matrix), various shades of green (depending on how many chrome atoms contaminate it), pale milky yellow, brown, reddish, or violett. The emerald green "Imperial Jade" from Myanmar is Jadeit with high amounts of chrome atoms.
There's no royal blue Jade.
The Chinese also count the Silicate-minerals of the Serpentines (Mg,Fe,Ni)6Si4O10(OH)8 as Jade. It is usually olive green, sometimes comes in shades of yellow, brown, reddish, grey, black or white.