How to choose a ring that suits you? It turns out that there are so many things to pay attention to when choosing a jade ring

Rings, as a common accessory, originated in the Qin and Han Dynasties and have a history of more than 2,000 years in China. Rings were mostly called "finger rings" in ancient times, and the name "ring" appeared in the Yuan Dynasty.

Rings can be seen everywhere in our lives, but people have given rings different cultural meanings. This common ornament has become an indispensable accessory in our lives.

There are also many rings made of jade. Recently, some jade friends asked me how to choose a ring, so today we will talk about how to choose a jade ring.

Jade rings are roughly divided into two categories: plain and inlaid.

1: Plain rings, saddle rings, and rings do not require any other decorations, nor do they require ring settings and can be worn directly on the hand. The saddle is named because of its shape which resembles a saddle, and the ring has been a symbol of power and wealth since ancient times.

2: Inlaid rings mainly include egg-shaped, teardrop-shaped, square, heart-shaped and irregular shapes. Use diamonds or other decorations + ring settings to combine with jade to highlight its beauty and temperament.

Plain rings are relatively easy to choose, mainly depending on whether there are cracks, thickness, and water head. So how do you choose a setting ring?

1. Look at the color

The most valuable color of jade egg-shaped faces is green, but there are many other colors. White, purple, red, black, and yellow can all be used to make egg-shaped faces. If the green egg-shaped egg is of pure color, the price will be higher.

2. Look at the shape of the ring setting

The egg-shaped surface is not the only factor that affects the beauty of a ring. The setting is also very important. There are various shapes on the market now, so you need to carefully identify them. If the base of the ring setting is too thick, the egg-shaped surface will be thinner. Generally speaking, it is better if the two sides are convex.

Three: Look at the bottom

Some unscrupulous merchants may paint the base, but generally the default base is white so as not to affect the color of the jade itself.

Therefore, when choosing a ring, jade lovers should pay more attention to the water color and the base in addition to the style.

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