How do you evaluate the Jade Buddha?

1. Carving

It refers to the quality of the Buddha, that is, its appearance and demeanor. Buying a Buddha with good quality will not only make you feel relaxed and happy when you wear it, but also enhance the value of the Buddha and even pass it down. It is better to have a Buddha with regular facial features and symmetrical proportions. The carving should be lively, not dull, and the shape should be full and round. For example, the belly and face of Maitreya Buddha should be round. The lines are smooth, the surface is flat without scratches, and the proportions are even.

When choosing a Buddha, choose Maitreya Buddha, whose biggest feature is its big and round belly. "Big belly" means "generous", which shows the wearer's tolerance and generosity. Therefore, when choosing, you should choose one with a big belly, but also keep it in moderation. If it is too big, it will affect the overall proportion of the Buddha and the appearance will also be affected. Buddha’s belly should be higher than his face, that is, the belly and face cannot be on the same plane. Buddha is generous, and the bulge in his belly can show his compassion. In addition, you should also choose a pea-shaped smile, as this kind of smile is the most perfect, and the kind-looking Buddha can also highlight his compassion.

2. Watering

Water quality: The finer the texture and the better the water head, the higher the value.

3. Color

Color: Green is the most valuable color in jade. Under the same quality, colored colors, especially green, purple, floating flowers, fortune, longevity, red, yellow, etc., can increase the overall value of the jade Buddha.

4. Meaning

Meaning: It depends on personal needs. Different Buddha shapes will have different meanings. Maitreya Buddha symbolizes tolerance, elimination of worries, and optimism, and is suitable for women to wear; Xiaoyao Buddha, as the name suggests, symbolizes being unrestrained; Budai Monk symbolizes attracting wealth and fortune, and not being fussy about trivial matters; Jigong Buddha symbolizes the complete Buddhist path, and not being afraid of the powerful, etc.

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