Do “first-hand” and “first-hand source” in jade mean the same thing?

I believe that many jade lovers are familiar with some jade jargon, such as there is no jade without cotton, laymen look at the color, experts look at the quality, etc., but have you ever heard of these words: "These jades have to be first-hand..." Our family has "first-hand source", so do these two "first-hand" mean the same thing? Today, Shopkeeper Cui will continue to talk to you about practical stuff~

What is "One-handed Walking"

First-hand sales of jade actually refers to buying all jade objects made from the same piece of jade material at one time. In fact, for people who are not familiar with the jade market, it is inevitable that they are not familiar with this kind of jargon.

And this "one hand" means all. For example, if you like this batch of bracelets and want to buy them, you need to buy all of them. They are not sold individually.

What is "first-hand source"?

When we browse information online, we often see many merchants claiming that their jade is from first-hand sources. In fact, most of them are not first-hand sources, but more of a promotional method used by some merchants.

The real "first-hand source of goods" means that the merchant starts directly from the materials, and then goes through a series of carving, polishing, and packaging until the finished product is directly delivered to the consumer. There are no so-called "middlemen" who add layers of price increases, and there is a price advantage. This is the "first-hand source of goods."

So to sum it up: " one-hand sale" refers to a sales method, that is, multiple pieces of jade are sold together, not individually. "First-hand source of goods" refers to the merchant's goods channel , which has certain price advantages for consumers. There is a big difference between the two types of "first hand".