They carved jade into poems, turning useless scraps into gorgeous creations!

When it comes to the processing of jadeite raw stones, most people make the most essential parts into bracelets and plaques, so what do they do with the remaining materials? Maybe it does become waste in the hands of some people, but for some people it becomes a treasure.

This piece of material only cost 100 yuan when it was bought. After the carving was completed, the initial resale price was around 20,000 yuan. Later, after the auction, the price soared to 3.6 million yuan!

Sculpture from waste

If the area of ​​the waste is relatively large, you can generally consider making it into a carving first. These are the materials left over after making several bracelets.

Before carving

After carving, don’t you all want to own it?

Zen Enlightenment

Fishing Alone in the Snowy River

If the material has too many cracks, cotton or other defects, it may be useless according to conventional themes. You can make some more personalized designs based on the characteristics of the material.

Although the colors seem chaotic, they are very appropriate to reflect the theme of the hat.

You wouldn’t believe it, it was carved into a backpack.

This sculpture of a girl's head transforms the originally decayed green spots into something magical.

This is also a representation of a creation that is given new life.

Inlay of waste

The remaining material is too fragmented to be wasted and can be used for inlaying.

They can be classified according to quality, or ground into small egg-shaped pieces, and will definitely have good value after being carefully designed and inlaid.

These little beads really make the most of scrap materials!

There is also a cute Monkey King inlay, with small scraps of material cleverly used for the eyes.

The value of jade is never determined by its size. Human wisdom plus the product of nature are the most beautiful combination.

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