Are fine jadeite pieces, large objects with 70% to 80% water and 30% to 40% color, worth paying attention to?

As mentioned before, in the past ten years, high-head objects have seen the largest increase in value. So, will there still be significant room for appreciation in the next ten years? Obviously this goes without saying. However, given that objects with 10% water and 9% water combined with high colors have seen too much increase in value, in the next 10 years, or even now, objects with 7% or 8% water and 3% or 4% color, which may be the closest to the above objects but have been overlooked, will see a greater increase in value.

There is a rule in the stock market: after the upstream products (this refers specifically to stocks that have risen too much) have risen, it is often the time for adjacent products to perform well.

The main reasons for suggesting that 70% to 80% water and 30% to 40% color are worthy of attention are: 1. Jadeite larger than 5cm without cracks or streaks has always been rare, and the preciousness of such objects will sooner or later be valued by people. 2. In the past, people pursued traditional jewelry such as rings. As times change, won’t aesthetic tastes shift away from rings and pendants? 3. After China became more and more wealthy, it revealed a tendency of only considering "big" wealth as the core. People pursue big houses and big cars, but not "big" jade?

70% water, 40% color

This statue of Guanyin has a serene expression and is large and plump. Seven parts water and four parts color, compared with objects with high water head, the increase is very limited, which also indicates that there is a certain amount of room for imagination in the future.

80% water, 50% color

This Buddha has a vivid posture and is flawless throughout. Its texture is delicate and its color is uniform, which is rare to see. Objects like those in Figure 1 and Figure 2 are not easy to find. It is easier to see objects with certain flaws. However, as long as the object is great and its price is not too high, it still has the potential to rise.

70% water, 50% color

This bracelet has a delicate texture and its color is not concentrated enough, but its potential for appreciation lies in its 70% water and 50% color. Remember that bracelet material is harder to find than general pendant material.

Emerald, rising day by day

This step-by-step high hanging plaque is not only wide, but also cleverly uses a small section of green to carve into the shape of "step-by-step high", which adds a lot of color. At first glance, the whole thing looks like an ice base, but in fact it is because it is cut "thinly", but it does not affect its appreciation potential.

Many friends have sent me private messages asking, is it true that big objects with good water are all good? Obviously not. When investing in large objects with good water quality, special attention should be paid to impurities that may affect the beauty, such as cotton, fog, black, etc. Some of them will make the advantages of the "water" disappear.

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