How is the classification of water reflected in jade? What factors influence the classification of jade water?

Since ancient times, there has been a saying about jade: "36 waters, 42 greens, and 108 blues." From the experience summarized by our predecessors, we can see that the classification of water and color in jade is very complicated. Today, let’s talk about how the water in jade is classified, and then let you know the key factors that affect the classification of jade water.

Before explaining the classification of jade water to you, let’s first understand what jade water is? The water of jade is actually the water head of jade, which refers to the degree to which jade can transmit light, which is what we often call transparency. So how is jade water classified?

In the jade gambling market, the classification of water is usually expressed as "a few points of water", which is generally divided into three categories. They are three parts water, two parts water and one part water respectively. Three-point water is the best level of water classification for jadeite, which means that the depth of light transmission through jadeite can reach 9mm or above. Two-point water refers to jadeite with a light transmission depth of 6mm, and one-point water refers to jadeite with a light transmission depth of about 3mm. After introducing how jade water is classified, let’s take a look at the key factors that affect the classification of jade water.

The coarseness of the jadeite crystal particles and the regularity of the boundaries between the particles will affect the presentation of jadeite water. The finer the crystal grains of jade and the more blurred the grain boundaries of jade, the higher the transparency and the better the water head of jade.

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