It is such a headache to make use of jade scraps. Apart from turning them into beads, playing with them like this can instantly increase their value by a hundred times!

Friends who use jadeite raw stones to make finished products will encounter this problem: after making a bracelet from a piece of material, how to use the remaining scraps? What should I do? How can we maximize the value? Faced with a pile of scattered scraps, in addition to causing headaches for the owners, this problem also troubles the jade carvers. Some people would say it’s making beads or grinding egg noodles! This is indeed a good choice, which can not only preserve the authenticity of the raw materials, but also make the most of the remaining scraps. However, what I want to share with you today is another way to play with jade scraps. I guess not many people have tried it now!

As can be seen from the picture, this is a pile of scraps left over from making bracelets. The material is icy with light clear water. The bracelets have a noble and elegant temperament. This pile of scraps is a good choice for making beads, after all, the water quality and color are not much different.

After admiring the high-quality products above, it’s time for the protagonist to appear! This pile of ice-type scraps has particularly good water quality and looks icy cool. If you force the egg noodles to be ground, the value will not be very high. The creativity of the jade carver is endless. Let’s see how he maximizes the value of these scraps!

Since the shapes of the scraps are different, the jade carver intends to use the technique of free-form carving and inlay to maximize their value. Doing so can not only preserve the integrity of the raw materials, but also make use of all the scraps.

The scraps that originally looked very irregular immediately showed the artistic conception after being designed. A snow-capped mountain, coupled with the inlay of a silver frame, instantly turned the scraps into a picture of the beautiful scenery outside the window!

The shape of some scraps matches the size of the egg-shaped surface. Taking this feature into consideration, a free-form egg-shaped surface is designed. Doesn’t it immediately become different after inlaying?

There is also a ring, inlaid with 18K white gold, embellished with small diamonds and matched with ruby ​​plum blossoms. The colors create a strong contrast, thus highlighting the coolness of the ice jadeite. The whole ring looks elegant and atmospheric!

This kitchen knife designed with the leftover materials of ice black chicken is even more powerful. It has a carefully crafted blade with a frosted surface and an 18K gold handle. The sharp blade looks chilling. ——Good quality, more wear-resistant, sharper and longer lasting.

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