Why is Jadeite valuable for investment?

95% of the gem-grade jade produced in the world comes from our neighboring country, Myanmar. The geological conditions for its production are so harsh and the output forms are so colorful, that jade can truly be called a gift from God to mankind. Although people have tried to create synthetic jade, its water content is far from the natural level and the cost is extremely high, so it is impossible to put it into commercial production in a short period of time. In addition, jade has been mined for hundreds of years, and hundreds of thousands of people still mine it year after year with very little reward. Therefore, the value of jade depends first on its rarity, which is in line with the saying: "Scarcity makes things valuable."

The second is durability. Jade has a dense mineral structure, very high toughness, stable chemical and physical properties, and its properties will not change with age.

Secondly, it is the natural quality and craftsmanship of jade. The essence, spirit and aura of jade are unmatched by other jades. Cixi started a trend of loving jade in China. Over the past hundred years, the appeal of the trend has not diminished but has become stronger. Whether it is the emerald green color of jade or the warm and spiritual luster, it exudes a unique aura that makes people love it.

In addition, the value of jade is also related to economic factors. Jade jewelry is both a material product and a spiritual product, so the value of jade is closely related to economic development.

Since the output of jade is limited, and with the development of the economy, people's purchasing power has greatly increased, it is no wonder that an ordinary work of art a hundred years ago has now skyrocketed to millions, tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars. Jade artworks will gradually become an important investment target for investors, and the price increase may be greater than that of real estate. Therefore, investors should have sufficient confidence in the value preservation and appreciation of jade.

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