A small and cracked jadeite rough stone, the owner praised it as worth it.

It is obvious at first glance that this piece of jadeite rough stone is not an ordinary stone. Almost all the sand on it has fallen off, revealing the jade inside. It's a pity that it is a bit small in size. Its shape is weird and very peculiar. Nature is really magical. It seems that such a small piece of rough stone is divided into three parts and glued together, so much so that someone gave it a name: Jadeite "3-child". Isn't this name appropriate?

The jadeite raw stone has a strange appearance and is uneven, but it is as transparent as water. It has a moist luster under natural light, the flesh is old and black, the color of the lake bottom is revealed, and the deep valley is quiet.

Under the light, there is another bright green color, the high ice glass is clear, the water ripples, and exudes an attractive luster. Who wouldn’t love such a baby, right?

Under the light, it reveals a pure emerald green color. How could such a high-quality raw stone not be intact? After much thought, I decided to get a ring face.

I was reluctant to take the egg noodles at first, but I didn't expect that after taking them out, they would be so dazzled. It is so moist, shiny, round and full that I can't put it down.

Each jade ring face is shiny and full, with great luster and glue feeling, and extremely high purity, without any trace of cotton or black spots. Coupled with its unique clear color, it is even more dazzling.

Seeing so many jade ring faces in front of us is eye-catching. I wonder how stunning they will be when they are set.

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