The master used the leftover high-quality ice jadeite from a friend's cutting to create an ancient tooth with his ingenious idea!

After the jadeite raw stone is cut and the finished product is taken out, there are always scraps forgotten beside. The very small scrap below is what was left over from a friend’s cutting of a piece of jadeite raw stone. The quality of the material is high ice, so I’m sure the finished product will be great. The owner had no use for it and was planning to sell it, so the editor later spent a few hundred dollars to buy it. Since the material was too small to design the subject, I thought about it for a long time. Judging from the characteristics and shape of the material, the master suggested that it would be better to make the canine teeth of a large carnivore.

Try to preserve the material as much as possible, first carve the shape of the material one by one, and then add some antique patterns, this will make the effect look better.

The semi-finished product has been carved out, and the general effect is as follows:

After polishing, the effect is consistent with what I imagined, with an antique feel:

Looking at it from another perspective, the material is evenly distributed and transparent, the water quality is excellent, and it has floating colors. The carving is in place, and it is great to make a bull's nose hole in the work, and then thread a rope or inlay it with a small girl!

In fact, jade scraps have always been priced at an awkward level, but after careful consideration, the value is no longer the same as before. Jade scraps of different sizes are processed into various shapes such as ovals, teardrops, and marquise. After being arranged and inlaid with imaginative ideas, they become more fashionable and youthful. Like this piece of scrap today, although it is small, the jade jewelry created by gathering it together can meet the needs of people of different age groups!