19th Century Qing Dynasty Chinese wish-granted wand, commonly called ruyi scepter, carved from a single piece of nephrite jade, with slightly curved handle terminating the everted end. The ruyi head carved in quatrefoil flori-form petal shape with scrolling clouds and centralized flaming pearl. The wand with high relief of vigorous dragon in a pursuit of flaming pearl on the head. The opposite end with cresting Lishui wavy waters and rocky mountain. The jade displays pale-celadon in color with clean tone, elaborate carving and moist milky appearance. The ruyi, considered one of the Eight Treasures, was a scepter which represented power and authority.