Jade collection has a doorway how to identify the advantages and disadvantages

About jadeite jade, scientific name jadeite, is a kind of agglomerate minerals mainly consisting of jadeite minerals. The reason why Jadeite is called "Jade" is because in the past, jades such as Hetian jade produced in China were all called Cuiyu, and Jadeite was brought into China from Myanmar through the second Silk Road in the early Qing Dynasty. After arriving in China, people differentiated it from the original jade of China and called it "non-cui", meaning that it was not Chinese jade. Due to the uneven color of jade, most of them are accompanied by red and green hues on a light-colored background. The beauty of their colors is like red feathered ostriches and green feathered kingfishers. For a long time, people have renamed "non-cui". It is "emerald".

In contrast, jade is a rare jade. The best emerald can only be excavated in the northern Myanmar region. Due to the fact that the quality jade stone is already close to depletion, the Myanmar government has started to strictly limit its outflow since 2008.

Why Emerald became a pet favorite in the Tibetan city As a pet of the Tibetan city, the emerald collection has become an important investment method. In other words, the prospect of bright appreciation is the main reason why investors favor Jade.

In recent years, there has been the fastest appreciation of jade in many jade collections. In the past, Jadeite was a reward for the dignified masters and a symbol of status. After entering the 90s of the last century, Jadeite became active in private collections. Jade reserves are very limited, the world's high-end Jade origin limited to a small area of ​​Myanmar, far fewer than diamonds and other jade, so its prices have been increasing. In 2007, a piece of jade, which was priced at 300,000 yuan in Myanmar, soared to 700,000 yuan in 2009. The price of fine emerald on the market has also been rising, and a jade ring with good quality can often reach millions. According to statistics from the industry, in the past 10 years, the price of domestic jadeite has risen several times on average, and some treasures have risen by several dozen times. Jade Art has been listed as an important auction item at both international and domestic auctions. In the Hong Kong market, it is not uncommon for an emerald jade article to be priced at more than tens of thousands of Hong Kong dollars. It is not uncommon for a few million or even tens of millions of treasures to be auctioned on auction houses. In short, the prospect of bright appreciation is the main reason why Jadeite has become a pet of Tibet.

How to identify the merits and demerits of jadeite The habit of jadeite is divided into three grades: A cargo, B cargo, and C cargo. The A cargo is a completely natural jadeite; the B cargo is a jadeite that has been pickled and the internal impurities have been extracted but has not been added; the C cargo has been pickled and filled with color, and the texture has changed a lot. Emerald. Obviously, A goods are the best, B goods are second, and C goods are the worst.

Well, specifically, how should we identify the superiority and inferiority of jadeite? In fact, non-professionals do not need to focus on distinguishing the level of jade. For Tibetans in general, it is advisable to distinguish the merits of jade from the four aspects of color, transparency, shape and texture.

Color: Color is an important part of determining the value of emerald. Excellent product jade is rich in color and uniform and color.

Transparency: Excellent product jadeite transparency, fine texture, regardless of green or dark green are transparent, clear as spring water, and shiny, good moisture.

Shape: The shape, size, and thickness of the superior jadeite are suitable for harmony, and the grinder is delicate and uniform in thickness and thickness.

Texture: whether the texture is clean, whether it contains impurities determines the pros and cons of jade, superior product jade no black spots, spots, no cracks, flower marks.

It is suggested that there are a lot of emerald jades on the market. What are the most popular collections? The collection of valuable high-end treasures is certainly good, and they have more room for appreciation, but this requires a solid financial resources. Therefore, for Tibetans in general, the proposal may wish to focus on those features of jade. These featured pieces include violets, spring ribbons, Fulushou three-color flower pieces, hand pieces, etc. There are also listed cards, headdresses, various types of pendants and animal shapes. Many of these feature pieces are exquisitely carved and beautifully shaped. For ordinary Tibetan friends, they don’t have to spend so much money to purchase such feature pieces. They can both appreciate and appreciate, and enjoy the joy of collecting. They are actually “two birds with one stone”. .

Emerald's custody and collection of jadeite is an important part of custody. If it is not properly kept, jadeite will be easily damaged, and if jadeite is damaged, the value will be greatly reduced. In general, the "three avoidances" should be paid attention to the preservation of jadeite:

First, avoid hard touch. Jade has strong toughness, but do not misunderstand this feature as not afraid to beat. Please note that to treat jadeite must be careful, gently, to try to avoid it falling from a height or hit a hard object, especially for those who have a small amount of cracking emerald should be more careful, otherwise it is easy to increase the damage, or even rupture.

Second, avoid oil. The jadeite surface is moist and clean. If it is often exposed to oil, the oil will contaminate its surface and affect its brilliance. What's more, the greasy dirt filling along the lines of the jade will form very unsightly marks, which will greatly reduce the quality of the product. Therefore, be sure to keep the emerald clean. Always clean it with a soft cloth in a neutral detergent and polish it with a silk cloth after drying.

Third, avoid corrosion. After emerald carving, jadeite jade is often painted with a layer of wax to increase its glamorousness. Therefore, Jadeite jade cannot contact with solvents such as acid and alkali. Even unwaxed jadeite should avoid long-term contact with acids and alkalis because these chemicals will corrode the jadeite surface.

In addition, do not put the jadeite in the box for a long time, because this will cause the jadeite to “dry up” and dry out. It is often necessary to dry it out to allow it to “breathe” the air and moisten it.