What grade does the blue water material in jade belong to?

New jade lovers may have rarely heard of "blue water material".

Little do people know that for jade experts, high-quality "blue water material" is a rare existence that can be encountered hard.

"The blue water of the mermaid is dyed evenly at first, and the wind wrinkles the sparkling water clouds." This is probably the best description of "blue water material".

Strictly speaking, blue water jade is actually a branch of the "Youqing" family.

Because of its outstanding quality, it has only been singled out for discussion in recent years and classified as mid- to high-end jadeite.

The most common oil green on the market is shown in the picture above.

To the naked eye, it can be seen that the color is dull and a bit gray, which is not very pleasing to the eye.

Although the texture is relatively fine, you can faintly see the "oily feeling", as if it has been soaked in oil.

In contrast, the color of blue water jade is obviously brighter than that of conventional oily green jade.

It is less dull and more light and ethereal, full of beauty.

After seeing this, I guess my friends are still confused about blue water jadeite.

Next, I will introduce to you in detail what blue water jade is?

"Blue Water Jade", literally speaking, is blue jade. Its color is as mysterious as the deep ocean, which makes people imagine.

And the keyword "water" is also crucial! Represents water head!

Only when it presents a watery and clear effect can it be called true blue water jadeite!

Blue water jadeite that meets all these elements is extremely rare.

When choosing blue water jadeite, jade lovers can consider focusing on "color".

After all, “blue water, blue water” must first be blue.

Therefore, we mainly focus on "blue tone", and gray or black will affect its final value.

As for texture, there is no doubt that the finer the texture, the higher the value!

Jade friends can choose according to their budget!

If you have the budget, you can choose blue water jadeite with an icy texture.

If your budget is a little tight, you can also consider blue water jadeite with a glutinous icy texture, which is more cost-effective.