Stunned! The priceless jade carriage and various jade carriages

After working in the jade industry, I always find some surprising things. There are interesting things that make sense, such as a Qing Dynasty jade carriage, which was collected by a wealthy man at a price of one million US dollars 20 years ago.

Twenty years ago, spending tens of millions to buy this crappy thing was really eye-opening. I always thought it was unreasonable in the past that I had too much money and nowhere to spend it. Now looking back, I realize that it was not because I had too much money, but because I had a long-term collecting vision, the collection value of jade, the collection value of cultural relics, the collection value of art, and all these things combined in one thing. Now the market is basically priceless, right?

Although the first jade carriage covered in gold is also of great collection value, its significance is far inferior to the large objects made of real materials from the late Qing Dynasty.

A golden horse pulled an emerald carriage. The horse was made of pure gold, majestic and mighty, carrying a good harvest, so it was named "Return with a Full Load"!

The combination of gold and jade are both rare treasures, and in this way they complement each other and are extremely precious.

Well, I guess you won't be satisfied with just looking at the model of a jade carriage.

Let me show you something more interesting.

Human-powered cart

Three-wheeler

bike

truck

tank

Oxcart

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