The boss paid a high price to buy this piece of emerald blue water material, and it turned out to be stunning after carving!

As we all know, for a piece of jadeite raw stone to become the final exquisite work, it needs to go through a long process of cutting - cutting - stone inspection - design - carving - polishing. It can be said that every step is meticulous and painstaking. Whether a plain jadeite raw stone can eventually become a successful work of art depends on the careful design of the jade carver.

This is a piece of blue water jadeite. It is old enough and has a strong gelatinous feel. It looks like a piece of blue jelly. Moreover, the base of the whole material is very pure, with a little bit of snowflake cotton floating in it and a faint blue light. The boss was fascinated at the first sight. Bought it at a high price.

This is already clear material, just cut it and carve it. A total of 5 pieces of material were cut out. Let’s carve the largest piece first to test the effect. Draw a design drawing.

There is snowflake cotton on some parts of the material, but it does not affect the look at all, and the blue color is still so attractive.

The integrity of the material has been retained to the greatest extent possible, and the Eight-Armed Guanyin has basically taken shape.

After polishing, it is simply stunning, perfect product. I haven’t decided what to do with the remaining materials yet, but the results are obviously going to go up in price! Blue water jade is a rare variety of jade. Its color and transparency are like the blue of sea water and a blue ghost. It makes people feel like a spiritual treasure, shiny and full of fantasy, and indeed smooth and attractive.

The value of fine jade is obvious to all. The aura and inner culture of blue water jade pale in comparison with other jades, and it is well deserved to become the new favorite in the collection industry.

Among blue water jadeite, pure blue is the best, while green or gray is worse. Pure blue glass jadeite is particularly rare, and its value is no cheaper than that of positive color jadeite.

The color of blue water jade is mainly blue, which is somewhat close to oily green jade to a certain extent. It is a close relative of oily green jade. Therefore, when choosing blue water jade, you should distinguish between oily green jade and blue water jade according to the color. Don't mistake oily green for blue water.

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