Share a piece of jade that will get stuck with "frog skin"

There is a piece of jade that will get "frog skin" stuck, but no one dares to touch it, so cut it yourself!

First I sent it to the master to clean the windows. When the owner came back, he almost laughed his eyes out, and quickly moved it to the studio for everyone to see...

It’s amazing when the window is opened, spring scenery is coming out! Because the stone is big, I asked the master to clean a window...

It’s still spring color, and even more gorgeous than the previous one. Looking through the window light, this color, this quality, is all worth the money…

There are three obvious characteristics of Huika:

1. Thin skin

When light is turned on, water and color can be seen, but this kind of wax shell material is mostly from new fields, and symbiotic bodies (that is, water foam and jadeite symbiosis) are often cut out.

2. Many cracks

Most ordinary materials have many fine cracks in the meat, which is also one of the most critical factors causing sticking.

3. Skin color mixed

It is mainly gray-green and gray-black, with varying degrees of transparency and uneven distribution of water bottom, but green water is often better.

In short, the stones from the old Huika field are favored by people and collectors because they may have a unique high green color, especially the distinctive waxy skin, which is quite attractive. It can be said that it is difficult to find a little green, and there are green patches, so the "Gray Card" is supreme.

Even friends who don’t know much about jade are probably drooling over this jade, it’s so juicy and has a delicate texture…

What will it look like when it is cut out? Imagine...

Such a large raw stone can be cut into bracelets, pendants, beads, etc. The price will conservatively increase by a hundred times! Those who have seen this rough stone before, and then look at the finished products now, feel very sad. They have missed the opportunity for a big increase in value!

Seeing these pink jades reminds me of the pink island, so beautiful...