Are jade brooches all made from scraps? So why is the value so high?

People with good taste know how important an exquisite brooch is in enhancing one's personal aura. For example, an emerald brooch, worn on the chest, may seem inconspicuous, but it can reflect the wearer's elegant taste and extraordinary status.

Therefore, many jade lovers with good taste have a special liking for jade brooches. But it is said that jade brooches are made of scraps, so why are the prices of jade brooches sold on the market generally higher? What factors determine its price? Let’s uncover the secret together!

First of all, the factor that has the greatest impact on the price of a jade brooch is of course the quality of the jade. In other words, the quality of the jade directly determines the price of the jade brooch.

Generally speaking, jade with fine texture, good water head and good color will naturally be more expensive; conversely, jade with rough texture, poor water head and bad color will be relatively more expensive.

So, let me say this specifically here: don’t underestimate the jade scraps. In fact, its value is closely related to the material itself. The scraps of imperial green are also imperial green, right? !

In addition, the size of the jade also has a certain impact on its price. Therefore, when purchasing a jade brooch, you should pay attention to its texture, color, water content, and size.

Secondly, the precious metals used to inlay jadeite also have a certain impact on the final price of the jadeite brooch. Generally speaking, most designers use 18K gold, yellow gold or platinum as the base for jade brooches, and these precious metals are inherently more expensive.

Finally, the overall shape of the brooch and the quality of its craftsmanship also have a great impact on the price of the brooch. Jade brooches are small and exquisite, and behind this bright and beautiful appearance is often the designer's countless efforts and energy.

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