The leftover jadeite was designed into a "Deer", and the finished product turned out to be unexpected!

Today I will share with you the process of picking up a piece of material with pure ice and floating blue flowers. The shape of the material is somewhat irregular. Most people don’t particularly like it when choosing jadeite, because the shape is difficult to design.

Look at the picture below. There is a hollow in the upper right corner. Normally, the hollow part of the whole piece of jade needs to be cut off. If the material is wasted too much after cutting, jadeite with high cost performance can be more expensive than gold. Thinking of this, the jade carver got inspiration and designed it into the shape of a deer, which means moving forward.

After several days of hard work, the jade carver finally completed the rough carving. Looking directly at the effect, the hollow space is designed into a mountain shape, so the overall look is very harmonious.

The back is matte, which makes the water look better.

Here is another picture of the backlight effect.

After polishing, the finished product is stunning and particularly artistic.

There is a famous saying in the jade industry: 30% material and 70% workmanship. Exquisite craftsmanship can better reflect the value of the work. This pendant becomes more beautiful and elegant with the top bead.