What makes a good jade lucky bean?

Jade wealth beans are also called blessing beans, which is homophonic to "福到" (good fortune has arrived), and have rich meanings, and are loved by many people. The jade beans are full and round, with an attractive icy color, delicate and moist, making them hard to put down. They are an excellent choice for heirloom, collection, gift, and wearing. So, do you know how to choose jade beans?

1. Look at the body shape

Length: If it is inlaid with a gold chain, 25-33mm is more suitable; if it is paired with a rope, 33-40mm is more suitable, which mainly depends on the wearer's body shape and preference.

Width: Generally, the width of the bean should be 38%-40% of its length. If you are too thin, the whole bean will be long and ugly; if you are too fat, the whole bean will be flat, especially the bean in the middle, which will feel deformed.

Thickness: The thickness of the bean should be 50%-60% of the width, which is suitable. It should be full enough, with no flat surface on the top, but not too high.

2. Look at the carving

Lines: The lines on both sides of the bean should be beautiful, not stiff, and certainly not randomly offset. The end of the bean should not appear stiff, and certainly not rigid, otherwise it will affect the spirituality and temperament of the bean.

Size: Generally speaking, the top bean is the smallest, the middle one is the second largest, and the bottom one is the largest. Sometimes it is OK for the middle and bottom beans to be of similar size, as long as it does not affect the overall appearance.

Shape: The bean should be close to a sphere, appearing plump and round. At the same time, the curved surface should be perfect, without any flat surfaces or even sharp edges.

Connection: The two connections of the three beans should be reasonable. If the connections are too dense, it will appear that the beans are severely squeezed; if they are too loose, the beans will appear isolated, affecting the appearance.

3. Look at the fluorescence

Fluorescence is determined by the material and the carving, neither of which is indispensable. If there is material but the curvature is wrong, the fluorescence will also be poor. Good-lighted lucky beans fluoresce under light, especially side light, which greatly improves the quality of the lucky beans.

4. Look for cracks, cotton and spots

Jade beans with cracks and spots are relatively cheap, and the quality is naturally greatly compromised. This is something you need to pay attention to when purchasing. If the fabric has some texture or cotton, you can still buy it as long as the price is right.

5. Look at the color and transparency

If the above conditions are met, combined with the color and transparency of the jade itself, it will be perfect.

The choice of color varies from person to person. Generally, full green or colorless jade is the best and more popular among jade lovers, but the price is relatively high.

The higher the transparency, the better the quality, the more expensive the price, and the greater the room for value preservation and appreciation.

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