What do you do with the bracelet cores left over after making bracelets? Are they all thrown away?

Bracelets are an item that we women often wear. We all know that the shape of a bracelet is a ring. So, where does the bracelet core go after the bracelet is made?

Judging from the current flow of bracelet cores on the market, there are generally the following ways to deal with the bracelet cores left after making bracelets:

1. Some bracelet cores will be made into beads, which are the jade beads we often see. They are generally strung into various necklaces, bracelets and other accessories. Nowadays, many beads on the market are made of raw stones, so the beads made of jadeite are more valuable in the market.

2. Nowadays, many people use incense holders in their homes, so some leftover bracelet cores will be made into jade incense holders. The incense holders we usually see are round, so the remaining bracelet core only needs to be slightly hollowed out and can be used directly as an incense holder.

3. Some of the remaining bracelet cores will be made into jade round pendants. At present, many people in society choose to wear some round ornaments, so the remaining jade core can be directly used for carving. Usually people will decide what pattern to draw based on the color of the bracelet core. What we see most often are figures and landscapes.

4. Another most common method is to use some leftover bracelet cores to make jade Buddha statues. As we all know, Buddha generally has a bulging belly and a very plump body, and the bracelet core is also round, so there will be fewer processing steps to make it into a jade Buddha, and the jade Buddha is also very popular among the public, so most of the bracelet cores are used to make jade Buddha.

All in all, jade is a very rare item, so for large pieces of jade, in addition to being made into bracelets, the remaining bracelet cores will also be well utilized, so there is no need to worry about wasting jade.

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