What is the difference between jadeite clear water, green water and blue water?

In the process of purchasing jadeite, have you ever heard of the three terms "clear water", "green water" and "blue water"? What is the difference between them with only one letter difference? Did you know?

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

In fact, the so-called clear water refers to a clear water base, the base color of which is bluish, mainly between blue water and green water. The color is light, soft and uniform, and it looks very clear and moist.

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

Qingshui-bottom jadeite generally has very good texture, with fine flesh and obvious gum feel, so its market value is quite high, generally at a medium level.

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

The so-called green water jadeite, as the name suggests, has a base color that is obviously green, especially much greener than the clear water base. However, unlike the bright full green, its color still has a slight gray tone.

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

Of course, since Green Water Jade is also old, fine, clean, and evenly colored, it is also very popular in the jade market and has good value.

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

As for blue water jadeite, its base color is obviously blue, but it has the advantage of fine quality and good water content, so it looks as moist and translucent as sea water, with a strong luster.

▲ Natural Grade A Jadeite

Because of this, blue water jade has a good value, especially those with sunny colors are very rare and are very popular and sought after by jade lovers.

How about it? Do you understand now about jadeite clear water, green water and blue water?