For jade scraps of good quality, try not to throw them away no matter how small they are!

Although the scraps of good quality jadeite are small, try not to throw them away. However, the processing of K-gold art can also give it an alternative value!

If the scraps of jade are to be processed, it also depends on the quality. If the quality is too poor, there is no need to process it. Good quality jade even as small as rice grains has value.

Therefore, many friends say that the value of jade scraps depends on the quality of the jade, but those that are worth processing are usually those with a certain grade of color or water, or those with a shape that can be utilized. Because the scraps can be processed according to size, and jade carvings are also based on the shape of the jade, so the value of the scraps should not be underestimated.

Nowadays, the K-gold inlay technology of jade jewelry is becoming more and more perfect. Many small jade rough stones can also be very beautiful when the inlay technology is well applied, so there is no need to worry that the jade scraps will be useless.

The jadeite minerals that people have discovered now are non-renewable resources, and jadeite that reaches gem grade is only produced in Myanmar. With the increase in mining, high-quality jadeite resources are becoming increasingly scarce. Therefore, the price of high-quality jadeite raw stones is also rising. The utilization value of high-quality jadeite scraps is particularly important, so that K gold can be used to make large shapes in jewelry inlays. High-quality jadeite plays a finishing touch in K gold inlays, which can make jadeite jewelry more fashionable.

In short, the design of the scraps of jade jewelry mainly comes from good ideas and good designs, which can give the jade a sense of beauty in design, making the jade small and beautiful, exquisite and elegant, so that it can be sold at a good value.

The value of utilizing scraps of ordinary materials is not very great, but jadeite of high-quality materials will generally be fully utilized, and in most cases, even gem-grade materials the size of rice grains will not be discarded.

Based on the quality, material and shape of the jadeite, you can continue to create pendants and hanging ornaments, and very small ones can be made into ring faces. You can make other pendants as long as you make the best use of the materials and don’t waste them.

To realize the “value” of high-quality jade scraps, we must first look at the size of the scraps, and secondly, see to whom they are of “value”.

Personally, I think that if the scraps of jade are too small, they have little economic value to anyone. Some people say that the value can be increased through artistic design. In fact, for such ideas, usually "aesthetic consumers" may pay for such things, but for "value consumers", they will understand that the scraps of jade are so tiny that in most cases they will feel that they are not worth buying. But the reality is that there are many jade jewelry sellers who sell these products at very high prices. In fact, all of this is gold money (design and labor costs). For a jade player, generally speaking, he would not consider buying them.

Everyone knows that the quality standard factors of jade are its type, water, background color and workmanship. Don't ignore that jade, like other gems, also has weight and size, which are essential factors in its value pricing.

Based on the quality and shape of the jade scraps, you can continue to create pendants and hanging ornaments, and very small ones can be made into ring faces. The key to jadeite scraps is to take care of them! There is also the corresponding market value of the materials taken out!

High-quality jade scraps can be made into ring faces, beads, and small pendants. The value of the jade scraps can be reflected according to the size of the material. If the value of the jade is really too small, then it is recommended to forget it. Not worth processing. You can consider fine glutinous or glutinous varieties or those with good colors.

Finally, let me say it again, for jade scraps of good quality, no matter how small they are, try not to throw them away!