What are the popular terms related to jadeite? What do they all mean?

Many new buzzwords appear on the Internet every year. In fact, in the jade industry, in addition to professional terms such as quality, water, color, and craftsmanship, there are also many unique buzzwords. Although these buzzwords are not professional terms, they are also jargon, and you will suffer if you don’t understand them.

1. Take medicine

Taking advantage of the situation means that consumers buy fake jade, or pay a high price for ordinary jade. In short, it means suffering a great loss.

2. Photo of the Fairy

The emergence of online shopping has enabled us to realize our wish to buy everything we want without leaving home. However, the biggest disadvantage is that consumers cannot touch the real objects, and the photos may have been beautified. Some unscrupulous merchants even beautify low-grade jade into high-end jade. Such photos are called "celestial fairy photos". In order to avoid the situation where the goods are not the same as described, everyone must choose reliable merchants when shopping online. You can observe the jade from all angles through videos.

3. No knife

Bargaining is also figuratively called haggling. The word "砍" (cut) reminds people of a knife, and "不刀" (no knife) means don't cut it. Some merchants will directly indicate that the item does not require a knife, which means that the price of the item has been fixed and no bargaining is accepted. Similar to "bu dao" is "xiao dao". If the merchant says that "xiao dao" is available, it means that the price of the jade can still be negotiated, but the price reduction will not be large and it can be slightly cheaper.

4. Floor price

When the merchant indicates that he is willing to negotiate a lower price, consumers can start bargaining. Consumers usually ask about the floor price. The floor is the lowest place, so asking about the floor price means asking about the lowest price.

5. Short price

A short price means that the consumer asks the merchant for the price. After the merchant quotes the price, the consumer can ask again whether it can be reduced according to the situation.

6. CC: the double pronunciation of "cuicui", specifically refers to jadeite, ZZ: the double pronunciation of "zhuanzhuan", specifically refers to bracelets

To be honest, this jargon is actually not used by many people, but it does appear occasionally. When communicating on the Internet, someone may abbreviate it like this. It's okay for everyone to know it.

7. Male and female flowers

The floating flowers of jade are divided into blue and green, but some people speak with an accent and call blue flowers "male flowers" and green flowers "female flowers". This slip of the tongue is actually quite catchy, so everyone started using it this way.

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