Tips for making money with jadeite raw stones: How to turn a few hundred yuan of full gambling material into a window material worth tens of thousands of yuan

Gambling on jadeite is a kind of risky investment. “One cut makes you poor, one cut makes you rich, and one cut makes you covered with sackcloth”, this sentence reveals the true meaning of gambling on jadeite. High risk and high income, it is precisely this unpredictability that makes this industry full of mystery and attracts a large number of jade merchants.

When jade is mined, it is covered with a layer of weathered skin. No technological means can see through what is inside the original stone. It is necessary to cut and mine it to know the result, whether it will rise or fall!

Many jade lovers think that making money from gambling on jade depends on luck, but this is actually a one-sided idea. Luck is certainly an indispensable part of jade gambling, but it also requires a lot of knowledge accumulation and rich practical skills.

Making money by gambling on stones is neither easy nor difficult. Today, San Ge will talk to you about the first technique to make money by gambling on stones: how to turn a few hundred yuan worth of full gambling materials into a few thousand or even tens of thousands of half gambling materials!

To put it bluntly, it is very simple, just rubbing the stone

In the jade gambling business, the most profitable people are those who know how to make windows. In a piece of blind material, if you find the Songhua Mang belt and make a good opening in a good place, the price of this piece of material will increase several times.

There is a saying in the industry that an increase at the beginning does not count as an increase, only an increase at the end is a real increase, but for businessmen doing business. It is a good idea to buy good materials from the market and find experienced people to cut the windows.

Stone rubbing is an ancient rule that is effective and safe. If you cut blindly without finding the right part, the green will be "released" and you will lose the bet easily.

When polishing stone, the main things to look at are the fog, base and color. Because there is a rubbed edge, you can shine a light and look inside to judge the depth, width and intensity of the green. The order of rubbing the stone is: first rub for roughness, second rub for dryness, third rub for ringworm, and fourth rub for loose flowers. There is only one purpose for polishing the stone, which is to find the true green color.

The meaning of jadeite: Jadeite is Burmese, meaning potential substance. When there are spots on the body of jade, high green may appear under the spots, but it also needs to be accompanied by loose flowers to have hope of increasing its value. If there are only spots but no loose flowers, the green under the skin will mostly be light and not bright.

The withering of jade: The withering on the skin of jade looks like a kind of burnt firewood, and its colors are black, dark gray, and brown. Its shapes are band-shaped, kidney-shaped, stalactite-shaped, tuberculosis-shaped, etc. It is an impure impurity decomposed from green during the transition period, and its main component is iron oxide. Because the green and scattered blocks are often dry, people in the industry often say: where there is dryness, there is color. It is quite gambling.

The loose flowers of jadeite: The loose flowers refer to the green accumulations that can play an analytical and judgment role in gambling on jadeite. The main purpose of prediction or gambling on jadeite is to explore whether there is green inside the jadeite block, so the analysis and judgment of the loose flowers is primary and necessary.

Jadeite tinea: There is often a black-blue substance of varying shapes on the jadeite skin, which is harmful to the green color of jadeite. The tinea has edges, layers, and directions on the skin. Its shape is like the wings of a fly, some like white horse teeth, and some are pieces, strips, and a little bit randomly distributed. Ringworm is very distinct, and most of them appear very shiny, unlike other manifestations. In addition to black and blue, ringworm also comes in white, gray, and white-gray colors. Tinea is a manifestation on the skin and has a significant impact on the interior of the block. Its identification and analysis can help people make accurate inferences and identifications, and find a reliable basis for cutting or gambling on stones.

In Myanmar and Ruili and Tengchong areas of Yunnan, there are many masters who specialize in grinding the edges (i.e. wiping the edges).

When they receive the jade materials commissioned for polishing, they will calm down and carefully examine the shape of the jade materials, find out the site and sand structure, and then turn the stone over in a semi-shaded and semi-sunny place (a place where the sun does not shine directly but there is brightness) to carefully check some features on the stone. These features include skin, loose flowers, ringworm, and whether there are dense loose flowers and python belts on the edge of the ringworm.

After understanding the surface characteristics, the masters will use a sand strip dipped in water to slowly grind back and forth on the place that can best show the jade material, observing as they grind.

If emerald green appears, you must be extremely careful when grinding it, and you must not grind it beyond the boundary between the emerald green and the ground. Otherwise, the viewer will easily see the distribution of the emerald green as well as its thickness, length, and width. If necessary, one or two cuts may be rubbed out on large jade pieces in different positions so that buyers can see the performance of the material in different parts.

Generally, the raw stone with a polished edge can be taken to the market. Of course, at this time there are two choices, one is to sell the raw stone with a polished edge, and the other is to continue to polish it. Of course, the risks and possible benefits of these two choices are different. This is the choice of "different people have different opinions"!

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