Let you know about jade and its market value

Jadeite, also known as jadeite jade, jadeite and Burmese jade, is a type of jade. The correct definition of jade is a fibrous aggregate composed of pyroxene minerals, mainly jadeite minerals, but jade is not equal to jadeite.

Jade is a stone polycrystalline aggregate that reaches the jade grade under geological action. It is mainly composed of jadeite or jadeite and sodium (sodium chrome pyroxene) and sodium calcium pyroxene (diopside). It may contain amphibole, feldspar, chromite, limonite, etc.

In ancient times, jadeite was a bird that lived in the south. It had very beautiful feathers, usually in colors such as blue, green, red, and brown. Generally, the male of this bird is red, called "fei", and the female is green, called "cui".

The Tengyue Local Records written by Cun Kaitai records: "Tengyue is a gathering place with thousands of jade craftsmen making utensils and selling them to various provinces in Yunnan. The best quality jade is mostly sent to eastern Guangdong, Shanghai, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Kyoto.

By the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were more than 100 jade workshops and more than 3,000 jade carving craftsmen in Tengchong alone. The vessels they carved were sold to various provinces in Yunnan, and most of them were sent to eastern Guangdong, Shanghai, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Kyoto. "Cun Kaitai's "Tengyue Local Chronicles" The jade produced in Menggong and Myitkyina, Myanmar, is only 150 kilometers away from the Yunnan border of my country. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, this place was under the jurisdiction of Yongchang Prefecture (now Baoshan City, Yunnan Province). Due to historical reasons, jade, known as the "Oriental Treasure", has been imported into my country through border towns such as Tengchong and Ruili in Yunnan for four or five hundred years.

A piece of jade is worth more than a ton of gold. The ancient proverb shows that jade is extremely rare and has great collection value. In times of chaos, people collect gold; in times of prosperity, people collect jade. Due to the rarity of jade raw materials and the development of social, economic and cultural development, the trend of loving and collecting jade has become more and more popular, making jade an evergreen tree in the investment and collection world, with an extraordinary charm that lasts forever.

Myanmar is the only country in the world that produces gem-grade jadeite. With the development of technology, mining capacity has greatly improved. The amount of jade mined in the past twenty years is ten times the total amount of the previous three hundred years. Jade resources are shrinking rapidly. In order to keep this cash cow, the Myanmar government will inevitably try every means to control the mining and export of jade. It will increase the mining cost of jade through various administrative means, and even close jade mines in order to delay the depletion of jade. Various regulatory measures have caused the price of jadeite raw stones to rise all the way. As the inventory of jadeite decreases, the cost only increases, resulting in the continued rise in jadeite prices.

my country's jade culture has lasted for thousands of years, and the traditional concept that jade can bring peace and safety is deeply rooted in people's hearts. Jade can communicate with spirits, and jade can ward off disasters when it breaks. For example, if a jade bracelet is accidentally hit and broken while being worn, jade lovers will usually believe that the beloved bracelet has warded off a disaster for its owner. For the purpose of seeking profit and avoiding harm and preventing disasters, few people continue to wear jade jewelry after it is damaged. Instead, they will buy new jade jewelry to seek psychological comfort and spiritual sustenance.

The affection of children and grandchildren for their elders, and of parents for their children, are often expressed implicitly through jade jewelry. The jade owned by many jade lovers are all gifts from relatives and friends, full of blessings and true feelings, so they cherish and protect it very much, and it is difficult to part with it without major changes. Even if the jade appreciates quickly, few people are willing to sell it. The situation of "only in and not out" has invisibly reduced the circulation of jade in the market, and is also an important reason for the continued appreciation of jade.

Jade has only been popular in my country for a few hundred years and has long been in the hands of wealthy aristocrats. The general public knows little about jade, and the price system of jade is relatively complex, making it difficult for non-professionals to grasp. Many consumers who want to collect jade are often discouraged because jade is "too complicated." In addition, many media reports on the jade industry focus on information such as price increases and scarce stocks, which makes potential consumers either believe that jade prices have reached their peak and have no appreciation potential; or that jade is out of reach and difficult for ordinary people to get involved, so they dare not invest rashly. However, with the spread of jade culture and the transparency of related information, more and more jade lovers will understand the value and charm of jade, and thus regard jade as the first choice for gifts, tokens of love, collections, and heirlooms. The demand is increasing and the stock is decreasing, and the continued appreciation of jade is an inevitable trend.

As a low-risk investment collectible, the intrinsic value of jadeite will not depreciate due to fluctuations in the external economic situation. The king of jade, which has experienced the vicissitudes of time, has sufficient resistance to economic crises and can even transcend the changes of the times, giving back to all discerning jade lovers as an eternal collection.

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