What should you pay attention to when buying a jade Buddha? Five pictures tell you these details to keep in mind

Many friends asked me how to buy the Jade Buddha. Could you please be more specific, practical, useful and feasible? Today I will try my best to share my experience and tell my friends some details that need to be paid attention to when buying a Buddha statue with some pictures.

1. You should look carefully before buying the inlaid Buddha statues

Why do I make such a suggestion? To be honest, many inlaid jades are just for the purpose of raising the price. The quality of the jade Buddha statues inlaid on these k-gold is usually not as good as its price. Just like the Buddha statue in the picture, the merchant may ask for several thousand dollars. But judging from the Buddha statue itself, its base is not good enough, it is not transparent enough, and the water head is just okay. All in all, the quality is not worth more than a few thousand dollars.

To put it bluntly, we are buying jadeite, not karat gold. You can buy a Buddha statue that is much better than the one in the picture for a few thousand dollars. Therefore, it is best not to buy an inlaid Buddha statue, unless you really like it at first sight and it suits your eyes very much. Otherwise, do not blindly pursue the so-called sense of nouveau riche and buy an inlaid Buddha statue.

Second, no matter how good the water quality is, it still depends on the workmanship and appearance.

As shown in the picture, the base of this Buddha is really clean, icy, and has a bright glow. Moreover, his belly is big enough, he is really a nice little Buddha. However, don't act hastily, because in my opinion, this Buddha has a fatal flaw. What are the flaws? The whole proportions are off and the face is crooked!

Friends, please take a closer look at it. You will find that the proportions on the left and right are inconsistent. If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder and discover this after buying it, I guess you will feel more and more uncomfortable the more you look at it. So, I have to say that it’s a pity to waste this material. Therefore, when you see a Buddha statue with good water quality, you should also pay attention to the workmanship to see whether the face and proportions are well carved.

3. Be careful when buying a Buddha statue that is too thin and cheap

In fact, there are quite a few such Buddha statues, like the one in the picture, which are relatively flat and thin. Generally speaking, such Buddha statues are cheaper. Friends who may not have sufficient financial resources may think it is good and worth buying.

But, to be honest, this kind of Buddha statue is not heavy enough and lacks aesthetic appeal. If you wear it for a long time, it may look less and less beautiful. Moreover, the reason why the Buddha statue is made so thin is often because there is a problem with the original stone itself, or for other reasons. Therefore, if friends must buy it, it is best to check carefully whether it has cracks or other defects.

4. Although floating flowers are beautiful, don’t buy those with flowers on the face

Many friends say that they like to buy jadeite with floating flowers because they think it has artistic conception. Indeed, the beautiful floating flowers are the icing on the cake, giving the Jade Buddha a more ethereal aura. However, if the flowers are scattered on your face like in the picture, don’t buy it. To put it bluntly, there is a meaning behind buying a Buddha statue. Have you ever seen a flowery Buddha with flowers on its face? No. So, although floating flowers are nice, it’s best not to buy Buddha statues with flowers on their faces.

5. Be careful when buying a fully green inlaid Buddha statue

Why do I want to emphasize this point again at the end? Because many of my friends are still financially strong, so there are quite a few friends who buy this kind of luxurious Buddha inlaid with green. However, I still have to say one thing: you must be careful when buying this kind of Buddha statue.

Because first of all, it’s expensive! Then it is inlaid. If there are hidden patterns on the back, you can't see them if you don't pay attention. A friend of mine once happily bought a very expensive green Buddha statue that he liked. After a while, he suddenly had an idea and asked someone to help him take it off. Then he found that there was a wrinkle on the back of the Buddha, which was neither long nor short. He immediately vomited blood and felt it stuck in his chest.

His friends comforted him and told him to be positive, as it was fortunately just lines and not cracks. Therefore, friends who want to buy this kind of full green Buddha statue must be careful when buying it! If you want to buy it, you must look at it carefully, look at it carefully and look at it again!

Okay, that’s all I have to say about some details that you should pay attention to when buying a Buddha statue based on my personal experience. Of course, if you really want to buy a good Buddha statue, these are still not enough. I just listed a few points that I think are more practical in the article. For the rest, or if friends have anything to add, you can continue chatting in the comment section.

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