The scrap thrown away by the wealthy owner turned out to be a piece of tri-color jadeite. He regretted it so much after picking it up and re-carving it!

This is a piece of scrap material. I don’t know which wealthy owner discarded it. It looks like a small part cut from the Damakan original stone. It is obvious that the yellow and red colors are more prominent and cover a large area. But I don’t know if you have noticed that there is a strand of emerald green in the middle. It looks beautiful!

Turn it over and you can see its three colors very clearly and intuitively.

Although the yellow and green jadeite from Damakan is rare, I have seen quite a few of them. But this is the first time I have seen red, yellow and green tri-color ones like this.

Under the light, the whole piece became the focus of everyone's attention. The jade was delicate, oily, and of good quality. It was estimated to have reached the ice-melting grade.

From another angle, the whole piece is transparent and moist, with bright color. It is so beautiful that it feels like there is no dead angle in 360°.

The master has already roughly carved it out, choosing a Buddhist theme.

However, although the carving has been completed, it still needs some fine-tuning. After all, every piece of jade is a gift from nature and is hard to come by. Moreover, such tri-color jade is rare and cannot be treated carelessly.

The carved jade plaque has a unique flavor under the light.

The polishing process was complicated and took several days to complete. Come and enjoy it~

I didn't expect that this piece of scrap material I picked up would have such a great use. The jade piece carved out of it is so beautiful and oily. If the previous owner knew about this, I wonder if he would be heartbroken? Ha ha...