How to choose a jadeite that suits you How to choose a jadeite that suits you

Jade, known as the king of stones, is famous for its hardness and colorful colors.

I believe that many novices who have just come into contact with jade, when they see the dazzling jade styles and colors, and the varying but huge price spans of jade, begin to hesitate. They don’t know what style or color to buy, nor do they know whether they will suffer a loss at this price.

Today, let’s learn how to choose the jadeite that suits you?

First of all, determine what kind of energy you want jade to bring you. In simple terms, choose a jade that has the meaning you want. We all know that jade has thousands of shapes, and different shapes have different meanings.

For example: the peace locket is for protecting one's entry and exit; the Ruyi symbolizes good luck and everything going smoothly; the Pixiu is for attracting wealth; the gourd is similar to "blessings and fortune", so it symbolizes double blessing and fortune, etc.

After you have chosen the style, you should find out about the price, because once you have determined the price, the range of products you can choose from will be much smaller. Let me first explain to you the special terminology used in jadeite pricing.

The large/medium/small in front usually represents the first digit of the price 1~3, 4~6, 7~9; and the number behind it represents how many digits the price is. for example:

Xiaosan: 100~399

Form 3: 400~699

Junior year: 700~999

Small four: 1000~3999

Form 4: 4000~6999

Senior year: 7000~9999

Xiaowu: 10000~39999

Form 5: 40,000~69,999

Big Five: 70,000~99,999

And so on.

Choosing jade is like choosing stocks, there are low-priced ones and high-priced ones. You should choose according to your financial income and cost-effectiveness.

When you are sure of the above two points, you can go to the store or shop online, or find a WeChat merchant to buy it. When purchasing, choose according to clarity, color, volume and craftsmanship.

The so-called clarity: the more transparent the jade looks and the fewer impurities it has, the more expensive it is; color: the brighter the color, the more expensive it is, with emerald green being the most valuable; for the same quality, the bigger the more expensive it is, for example: a bracelet will be many times more expensive than the bracelet core; craftsmanship: it depends on whether the jade carving is delicate, vivid, and lifelike.

However, you get what you pay for. When purchasing jade, you should do so within your means. When purchasing jade, it is more about fate, that is, what you see. To take the simplest example, jade bracelets. The size and floating flowers of each model are different. You may like some styles, but the size may not be suitable for you. This is fate.

Of course, novices can also consult experts for advice before buying. Getting professional advice can make it easier for you to buy the jade that suits you.

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