It’s a pity to throw it away, but it’s worth the effort to make it work: the gorgeous transformation of jade scraps

During the jade production process, merchants will judge whether the raw stone can be made into bracelets based on the cracks in the raw stone, taking the essence and removing the dross. So after the best part of the jade raw stone is used to make these, where do the remaining scraps go?

In fact, depending on the quality, they are processed into pendants, egg-shaped faces and other small objects, and some scraps are made into some very beautiful jade items, making the best use of them. Jade miscellaneous items refer to jade hairpins, hat pins, tube pins, collar flowers, brooches, tie clips, belt buckles, anklets, bag pendants, bracelets, car pendants, etc. in jewelry. You would never believe it, right? These exquisite little accessories are all made from leftover jade scraps, inlaid with gold and silver craftsmanship. The combination of jade, gold and silver is so beautiful.

There will always be some imperfect, cracked and defective scraps, so how do you deal with them? In fact, this kind of scraps are what test the sculptor's ideas and techniques the most, so he needs to avoid flaws and design unique works. A variety of conceived carvings can transform scraps into something gorgeous and make them shine.

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