Unpopular jadeite jargon: What are the first and last quality jadeite?

If you pay close attention in the jade market, you will find that

Jade owners always talk about "first goods and last goods".

What does the first and last goods mentioned here refer to? How do we distinguish them?

Jadeite first goods

The first batch of jadeite is also called the first batch of jadeite.

A piece of jadeite raw stone will be cut into multiple pieces to make finished products, and the best quality pieces are the first batch.

Even if it is the same piece of jade, the texture will be different, and the pricing will naturally have different standards.

As the saying goes, "A dragon gives birth to nine sons, each one is different."

The best one refers to the most beautiful one among the "nine sons", and the one with the highest value.

Jade tail goods

Jade tail goods, also known as jade tail goods.

After reading the above introduction to the first goods, everyone will naturally have a certain understanding of the tail goods.

The last goods are the ones that look worse among the "Nine Sons", that is, the part with poorer quality in the original stones, and their prices are relatively lower than the first goods.

In fact, there is a middle product between the first product and the last product. The quality of the goods is between the first and last goods.

The internal structure of a piece of raw stone is uneven, the water quality is inconsistent, and the cracks are also inconsistent.

The part of the original stone with the best water quality and the least cracks is the first-rate stone; on the contrary, the part with poorer water quality and more cracks is the last-rate stone.

A piece of raw stone will definitely not be so polarized. There is some middle ground between the two, and this part is the quality of the goods.

So how do we distinguish between the first batch and the last batch?

The most obvious difference between the first batch and the last batch is the water quality.

Generally speaking, the comparison of finished products made from the same piece of jadeite raw stone will be more obvious.

If the quality of the water is similar, the difference will be in the distribution, intensity and so on of the color.

In the jade market, the first-hand goods are often used to make money, while the last-hand goods may even be sold at a loss. This situation is not uncommon. After all, some leftover goods are useless and a pity to throw away.

Sometimes, a piece of jadeite raw stone can make back your investment just by selling the first batch, but you may have to rely on luck to sell the rest and the tail goods.

Therefore, jade lovers should remember that even if it is the same piece of jadeite raw stone, the jade quality is different.

However, the first quality does not mean it is high quality. It is still necessary to analyze whether the quality and texture are good enough based on the actual situation of the jade.

In fact, if you are a jade lover who buys finished products, there is no need to worry about how to distinguish between the first and last goods.

You just need to focus on the quality of the jade. Even if the boss says that this is the first batch of jade, there is no need to pay too much attention to it. This is most likely a sales tactic of the owner.

If you are a raw stone processor, you need to accurately classify the first and last goods in order to better calculate the price. (It is not recommended for beginners to do this)

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