How to choose jadeite as a gift for the New Year! It’s a great gift and it’s also very face-saving!

The New Year is coming, do you have any idea about gifts for your relatives and friends? Jade is the best choice at this time. If you choose the right one, not only will the other person like it, but it will also highlight your own taste and make you instantly proud!

1. Guanyin and Buddha

Buddha and Guanyin: China is a Buddhist country. People believe that wearing Buddha or Guanyin can turn misfortune into good fortune, bless peace, and bring good luck. In the south, men wear Buddha and women wear Guanyin; in the north, men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha. The Laughing Buddha protects the owner to have an open mind, success in everything, happiness, good fortune and good health. Guanyin Bodhisattva is "compassionate and merciful", "saves the suffering and the distressed", and "saves all living beings".

2. Zhong Kui: Legend has it that Zhong Kui can catch ghosts. People hang Zhong Kui's portrait in their houses to ward off evil and prevent disasters.

3. God of Longevity: God of Longevity is the Immortal of the South Pole; one of the three stars of happiness, wealth and longevity. Jade birthday stars are given to the elderly to wish them health and longevity.

4. Liu Hai: Together with copper coins or toads, it means Liu Hai playing with the golden toad or asking the fairy child to present treasures.

5. Fisherman: He is a fairy fisherman in the legend. Every time he casts his net, he always gets a big catch. Wearing the Jade Fisherman will bring prosperity to your business and continuous profits.

6. Eight Immortals: They each have their own magic skills, and live a happy and auspicious life. The Eight Immortals cross the sea, each showing their magical powers

7. Boy: The boy is innocent and lively, very lovable. There are boys who bring wealth, boys who make people happy, and boys who are sent by unicorns.

8. Phoenix: The king of birds, it is used to symbolize the power and virtue of a wise ruler, and has extremely beautiful feathers. Symbolizes a beautiful life

9. Lion: The king of beasts, representing a very high official position and the ability to ward off evil and protect justice. Wearing a jade carving lion pendant symbolizes high official position, mighty and brave, vigorous and energetic, and everything goes well.

10. Qilin: It is a kind of spiritual animal that can ward off evil spirits, turn misfortune into good fortune, give birth to a son, and prosper the family business.

11. Deer: It is homophonic with the word "Lu", symbolizing good luck, longevity and promotion.

12. Bat: The word “bat” is homophonic with the word “blessing”, which represents good fortune; the five blessings represent: happiness, wealth, longevity, joy and fortune.

13. Badger: symbolizes happiness

14. Chilong: A dragon without horns in legend, also called Chihu

15. Turtle: It is regarded as a lucky animal that can prolong life; it symbolizes health, longevity, and steadfastness.

16. Crane: Crane-carved jade pieces are often used to celebrate birthdays; they symbolize health and longevity.

17. Mandarin duck: a metaphor for the deep love between husband and wife, staying together all their lives.

18. Magpie: It is a lucky bird. Its arrival will bring good news.

19. Goldfish: represents wealth and abundance, abundance every year, and plenty of food and clothing

20. Carp: The one who climbs the Dragon Gate to serve the dragon is a carp. Carp jumping over the Dragon Gate means "passing the exam".

21. Cat: A pet at home, lively and clever, popular, and a lucky cat.

22. 卍: In the Tang Dynasty, Empress Wu Zetian designated it as the character "wan", which was regarded as auspicious, pure and perfect. Later, it was used to represent the symbol of Buddhism.

23. Eight Trigrams: The Eight Trigrams have the function of predicting good and bad luck and knowing everything. People often use them as a talisman to ward off evil spirits. Wearing Jade Bagua can ward off evil and prevent disasters.

34. Cabbage: “Cai” is homophonic with “wealth”, and jade cabbage is often used as ornaments, and there are also many small carvings. Wearing jade cabbage will bring wealth to you, and placing jade cabbage in your living room will give it a luxurious feel. To buy jadeite, add the source wholesale WeChat: 285502851

35. Repelling evil spirits: According to legend, this is a divine beast that can drive away evil and remove bad luck. It looks like a lion, and there are many patterns on jade articles. The ancients wore it with them to ward off evil spirits.

36. Cicada: The cicada is used to represent: a gentleman with far-sightedness and a stunning success.

37. Toad: They secrete a lot of white juice that can be used as medicine to cure diseases. Therefore, they are considered a lucky thing. They have the function of warding off evil spirits, promoting longevity, and bringing wealth and honor.

39. Longevity lock: Chinese people often give longevity locks to their babies when they are one month old, wishing the baby to be safe and smart. Jadeite locks can better reflect this beautiful wish.

40. Boat: Wearing a jade boat means that your career will be smooth sailing and you will get great profits.

41. Xiang: It is homophonic with "Xiang", representing auspiciousness and also an object. Due to its large size, Xiang represents grandeur.

42. Peony: The king of all flowers, people call it the most beautiful flower in the world; wearing it symbolizes wealth and a successful career

43. Buddha’s Hand: “Buddha” and “Fu” are homophones, which represents auspiciousness. Wearing jade Buddha's hand means getting rich easily, which means good fortune.

44. The word "Fu" means complete blessings. The so-called "Fu" refers to happiness, wealth, longevity, happiness and fortune.

45. Dog: Agile, loyal, auspicious dog, rich dog, happy dog

46. ​​Qian (ancient coins): The word "qian" is homophonic with the word "qian", and the coin is round with a hole in the middle, so it means "in front of you". Wearing it symbolizes getting rich and becoming wealthy, which is just around the corner.

47. Melons and fruits: They symbolize the continuation of descendants.

Forty-eight. Bare card: Because the card has no decoration, the ancients took the homonym of "nothing to do" and called it "nothing to do". It implies the hope for peace and happiness in life. May you be healthy, safe, and long-lived!

49. Harmony and Unity: They are gods in folklore, and are responsible for marriage harmony. Therefore, they are also called Harmony and Unity, as they symbolize the harmony of a family.

50. The word "喜" means joy and celebration. The double "喜" is used in weddings to represent good things that come in pairs.

51. Monkey: clever and smart, also means to be granted a title of nobility and become an official; the Monkey King Sun Wukong is the Thousand Year Old Lord, and wearing a jade pendant with a monkey in it means the Thousand Year Old Lord will protect him and make him healthy and long-lived.

52. Lou Gourd: It is a treasure. In ancient times, gourds were used to hold medicine. It is said that the medicine poured out of the gourd can cure all diseases and make people healthy and long-lived.

53. Butterfly: “蝶” is homophonic with “耄”, which means old age and longevity. Sending butterflies to the elderly is a symbol of wishing them good health and longevity.

54. Tiger: a metaphor for being mighty and brave, showing a kind of strength

55. Vase: Ping and Ping are homophones, which means "peace".

56. Peanut: commonly known as (longevity fruit), peanuts are used to symbolize immortality.

57. Ribbon Bird: Its feathers are very bright and beautiful, and “shou” (绶) is homophonic with “shou” (寿), which means longevity.

58. Beetle: Meaning of being rich and powerful

59. Plum blossom: The ancients described it as having a skin as white as ice and bones. The five petals of plum blossom represent the five blessings of happiness, prosperity, longevity, joy and wealth. Wearing jadeite with plum blossom pattern will bring you all five blessings.

60. Ox: Hard work leads to wealth. Buying stocks implies a bull market and those who participate can make money.

61. Pixiu: A ferocious beast in legend, often used by folks as a means of warding off evil and bringing in benefits.

62. Peace buckle means: auspiciousness and peace

63. Grapes: Grapes are used to describe a good harvest because they bear abundant fruits; they symbolize success in one’s career and in all aspects of life.

Sixty-four, Ruyi: Ruyi means everything goes as one wishes. It is the most common pattern in jade carvings. The wearer will have everything he wants and all his dreams will come true.

65. Snake: represents the little dragon. Wearing it can bring you good fortune and have the virtue of a gentleman.

66. Pomegranate: Pomegranates have many seeds. The ancients believed that a family that accumulates good deeds can have many children. Wearing a pomegranate symbolizes having a son early.

67. Shou: To express or congratulate longevity. If the character is elongated, it means longevity; if the character is rounded, it means a long and fulfilling life.

68. Rat: clever, kind and optimistic. With a money pattern, it is the Money Rat, symbolizing wealth and prosperity.

69. Leaves: Emerald green leaves represent vitality and imply that the tree of life is evergreen. Girls wearing emerald leaves will remain forever young and beautiful, while old people wearing emerald leaves will be full of energy and more energetic. It is also homophonic with “career”, which implies a prosperous career, steady promotion and further success.

Seventy. Snow peas: Also known as snow peas, the fruit is plump, which is homophonic with "purse" and "wallet", symbolizing a full purse throughout life.

71. Peach: The fairy peach of Queen Mother of the West. Eating it can bring a long life of a hundred years. Peach is a longevity fruit. Wearing it can help you live longer and have a sweet life.

72. Rabbit: Everyone's favorite animal, gentle and beautiful;

Seventy-three. Duck: Duck means the top scholar in the imperial examination. In the old days, giving ducks to scholars was a way of wishing him or her success in the imperial examination.

Seventy-four. Sheep: Because sheep is homophonic with auspiciousness and yang, it symbolizes good luck and good fortune.

75. Parrot: The feathers are beautiful and colorful. Parrot is homophonic with the word "yingwu", which means bravery and might.

Seventy-six, Eagle: Eagle and Ying are homophones. In ancient times, eagles were used to represent heroism and heroic fighting spirit.

Seventy-seven. Corn: Golden corn means a house full of gold and jade. Wearing jade with corn pattern means prosperous business. Corn has many seeds, which means a house full of descendants and good fortune.

Seventy-eight. Key: “Key” has the same pronunciation as “time”, which means “time” will bring good luck. Wearing a jade key means good luck.

Seventy-nine. Spider: In ancient times, it was called Xizi and Ximu. In the Tang Dynasty, if a concubine saw a spider, she believed that she would receive the emperor's favor that night, so she regarded it as a "good omen" and happily called the spider "Xizi", which means happiness from heaven.

80. Pig: It symbolizes promotion and getting one’s name on the list of successful candidates. In ancient times, one had to use a red (pig) pen to write one’s name on the list of successful candidates, and “ti” (hoof) has the same pronunciation as “title” (ti).

81. Bamboo: Bamboo has joints, which means you will rise step by step. It also brings peace. Wearing jadeite bamboo will make children study smartly, and adults will be successful in their careers and get promoted and make fortunes.

82. The blue dragon teaches his son: it means hoping his son will become a dragon. Two dragons, one big and one small, or a carp jumping over the dragon gate, or a dragon head fish all have this meaning.

83. Peacock: The peacock has nine virtues: 1. decent appearance; 2. clear voice; 3. orderly walking and flying; 4. knowing when to act; 5. knowing how to eat and drink in moderation; 6. always knowing how to be content; 7. not distracted; 8. not extravagant; 9. knowing how to repeat. The peacock is used to represent the civilization and cultivation of the world; it also represents high officials.

84. Chili pepper: Wearing jade chili pepper means prosperous business and life, good fortune and wealth.

85. Lotus leaf and lotus: Growing out of mud but not stained, the lotus is known as the gentleman among flowers, with a clear mind and chivalrous character. In jade carvings, it is often seen together with fish and money, meaning surplus and wealth every year.

86. Dragon: It is the god of animals, able to create clouds and rain, benefiting all things; wearing a dragon pendant symbolizes: gaining benefits with favorable winds, being a superior person, and also means a prosperous career

87. All roads are open: everything goes smoothly and smoothly.

88. Horse: The meanings are, get rich immediately, achieve success immediately, be awarded a title immediately, and be safe immediately (we meet on horseback but have no paper or pen, so please pass on the message to report safety).

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