There were the following benefits to playing with raw jade: 1. ** Reduce the price difference between the middleman **: Jadeite raw stones are the source of the jade industry chain. Buying raw stones can reduce unnecessary expenses. 2. ** Quality assurance **: The raw stone merchants directly purchase the raw stones from Myanmar. The quality is more guaranteed and the authenticity of the jade can be confirmed. The merchants can provide videos of the whole process from the raw stones to the finished products, and they can also watch the production process offline. 3. ** Low price **: The price is lower than the finished product. For those who play with stones, the cost is low. Even if they lose money, it won't affect them much. They can also be used to practice. 4. [Value for money: Can be processed into more finished products at a low price. Other than bracelets, the leftover materials can also be processed into pendants, pendants, etc. to increase the overall value.] 5. ** Big appreciation space **: The value of raw stones has more room to rise than that of finished products. After Myanmar banned the mining of raw stones, the number of jadeites on the market decreased year by year, and the price of raw stones may double. 6. ** Private custom **: From raw materials to finished products, you can customize them according to your own wishes. You can communicate with the designer and sculptor about your thoughts and preferences, and have a greater sense of participation. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were many risks involved in the trade of raw jade, and it was not a sure-win way to make money. On the one hand, the raw jade itself was extremely uncertain. It was difficult to accurately judge the quality, color, and water content of the jade inside. For example, a raw stone might look good from the outside, but after cutting it open, the quality of the jade inside might be poor or even worthless. On the other hand, there were a lot of scams about raw jade in the live broadcast room. There were fraudsters who used Dongling stone as raw jade and used the division of labor such as anchors and "water army" to induce consumers to "invest". There were also some live broadcasts claiming that foreign princes bought back raw jade at high prices or tricked them into buying raw jade on the grounds that China had lost overseas cultural relics and needed to be kept. These were all scams. Although there were some jade raw stones with higher value, such as raw stones that were sold for 300 million Kyat, this was a rare case. Moreover, even if the raw stone was valuable, from the purchase of the raw stone to the processing and sales, there were still risks of cost investment and market fluctuations. Therefore, it was unrealistic to think that playing with raw jade stones could make money. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The raw jade industry had the possibility of making money, but there were also risks. With the development of the internet, online transactions increased. Although it was convenient for consumers to buy, it also gave illegal businesses an opportunity to take advantage of it, causing problems such as counterfeit goods and fraud. Moreover, the competition in the industry had intensified. In order to pursue profits, some merchants might use immoral or even illegal means to obtain raw stones, such as theft and fraud. " Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony " is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The raw jade industry could make money, but there were also certain risks. On one hand, raw jade had the possibility of making a profit. For example, if one could buy raw stones at a suitable price and find high-quality jade after cutting, they could earn high profits. For example, some high-value imperial green raw stones could be worth hundreds of millions of Kyats. At the same time, with the development of the internet, online trading platforms made it more convenient for consumers to buy raw jade, which also provided more sales channels for people in the industry. On the other hand, they also faced many risks and unfavorable factors. First of all, it was difficult to accurately determine the quality of the raw stone. Even though there were some methods to choose, such as looking at the outer skin (the finer the shell, the better. It might be of average quality if it was rough and had many cracks), looking at the light (the natural internal structure was dense and had fluorescent reactions), and looking at the color (the natural color was uniform and pure, with veins), the internal condition of the raw stone was still full of uncertainty. Secondly, the competition in the industry had intensified. Some merchants might use immoral or even illegal means to obtain raw stones in pursuit of profits, such as theft and fraud. Moreover, there were many scams in online sales channels such as online live broadcast rooms. For example, selling ordinary stones or disguised stones at a high price; using the atmosphere to induce consumers to buy, arranging for the original stones to be cut out to induce the victims to continue to participate, and the cutting results might be artificially controlled; hiring water army to brush comments and create illusions. Therefore, whether or not one could make money from playing with raw jade depended on many factors. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Burmese jade raw stone referred to a natural mineral that was mined from a Burmese mine and had a thick stone skin (unpolished or partially polished). However, this did not mean that it was definitely jade. Its color tone could be roughly divided into six types: white, red, green, black, yellow, and purple. Myanmar was the main producing area of jade, which was related to the active geological structure, frequent magma activity, and the rich minerals such as Chromite and Cobalt in Myanmar. These conditions provided an ideal environment for the formation of jade, making the crystal texture more uniform and the color more vivid. There were eight big sites for Burmese jade raw stones, and the raw stones from each site had different characteristics: 1. [Moxisar]: known as the king of water planting, nine out of ten moxisar seeds. The individual size is small, but the overall quality is above average. It mainly grows water seeds and has very little color. The shell was easy to identify, mainly made of lime skin and sand-turned skin. The sand grains on the shell were thick and thin, and there was yellow fog and white fog. Most importantly, it had a feeling of removing sand. 2. [Mo Wanji: There is an allusion to 'one knife poor, one knife rich, one knife covered with sack', mainly black sand, gray skin, and brown wax.] The stones were smaller, but there were also larger ones. They were famous for their color, but the production of black chicken oil green was greater. 3. ** Muna **: There are yellow rock sand, white rock sand, waxberry skin, and a small amount of wrapped pulp skin and peeled sand skin. It was easy to enter the color internalization, the skin thickness was less, and the variety of the species was large. There were all kinds of species from ice to beans, mainly beans, glutinous and glutinous. It was extremely rare for ice and glass to be full color. 4. ** Huika **: The skin is thin and cracked, mostly wax shell, frog skin, rust skin, and sand-turned skin. The colors are mixed, mainly grayish green and grayish black, which is the mouth of the field with more colorful colors in spring. 5. "Southern Qi Monsters": They mainly have yellow sand skin, yellow red sand skin, and black black sand skin. Their shells are relatively thin, and most of them do not have a fog layer. Due to the high iron content, their shells are generally red, and their bodies are small. 6. ** Houjiang **: Most of the stones are the size of eggs, mainly with grayish-black shells. It is a field that rarely produces bricks. Most of them are colored materials. Some have water and a bottom, but there are many cracks. 7. [Hundred Mountain Bridge]: It mainly consists of white rock sand, yellow rock sand, and red and white rock sand. Its raw jade is extremely rare, and the quality of the raw jade cut is usually extremely high. It is called the Hundred Mountain Bridge that cannot be cut. 8. ** Damakan **: Mainly made of yellow shell, it has the characteristics of mountain stone, water stone, and half-mountain half-water stone. It has oil and characteristics, and is very popular among sculptors. In addition to Myanmar, there were also jade mines in Japan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Guatemala, the United States, South America, and other places, but the production and quality were not as good as the raw jade in Myanmar. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The price of raw jadeite was calculated by weight and by block. The price of many raw jadeite stones was calculated by weight. The price of gambling stones usually ranged from tens to hundreds of yuan per kilogram. The price of gambling stones from good places would be even higher. When there was a stone with a high probability of being green, the price was calculated according to the piece. It was basically certain that the raw stone with green or even good jade was expensive. In the market, some merchants would cut a small piece of raw jade ("open the window"), and the price of the raw jade with the "open window" was higher than that of the raw jade without the window. If there was a high green color at the opening of the window, it could be directly evaluated according to the degree and quality of the green (called the actual price in the industry); if the raw stone was not opened but the surface was green, the price should be determined by evaluating whether there was green inside and the range of green. If it was judged that there was green inside, the price of this raw stone would be several times higher than the actual price. Seeing the green situation, the evaluation needed to observe whether the green color of the jade was embedded in the stone, how deep it was, and the green performance of the whole jade material. If the green color on the surface was better, there might be green inside, and the price would be several times higher than the actual price. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were many ways to buy and sell raw jade. Common sales channels included pawn shops, jeweler shops, auctions, and the internet. Pawnshops and jewelers usually had lower recovery prices; auctions were the highest sales channels, but the process was complicated and needed to be prepared in advance; the Internet was a new sales channel with greater market potential. The sales method could be chosen based on the quality, quantity, and type of seller of the raw jade stone. Good quality products were suitable for high-end channels such as auctions; large quantities could be considered for sale in pawn shops or jeweler shops; individual sellers could sell them online. Before selling the raw jade, one had to do a good evaluation to understand its quality and value, choose the right sales channel according to the raw stone's condition, and do a good job of publicity to attract potential buyers. In addition, there was also the phenomenon of stone gambling in the raw jade market. Stone gambling had great uncertainty and could bring huge wealth or bankrupt people. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were the following common methods to fake raw jade: 1. [Fake skin: After removing the jade's skin, coat the surface with Quartz sand to cover up the essence of the jade to deceive the buyer.] It could be identified by looking at the tightness and naturalness of the skin. The fake skin was loose and unnatural. 2. ** Fake Color (Soy Color)**: Artificial color injection after soaking in strong acid. Because the strong acid washing would damage the crystal particles of the raw stone, the inside of the jade flesh crystal would look chaotic and the color would be uneven. 3. [True and False Mixed Colors]: A mixture of true and false, commonly seen in raw jade and jewelry. It is a kind of camouflage. Although it was difficult to distinguish, a careful comparison revealed that the color was different from normal colors. The color was dark and irregular. 4. [Hollow out to increase the light transmission]: This is used for jadeites with poor water head. Hollow out the inside to increase the light transmission and clarity. When checking, you need to carefully look around the jade material to see if there are any holes or sticky openings. 5. ** Embedding patch **: Cut a piece of jade and embed a piece of jade with good quality to cover up the inferior parts inside. When looking at the goods, pay attention to whether there are any abnormalities or traces of glue at the cut of the jade. 6. ** Drawing Heart Color **: Dig a few millimeters of hole in the middle of the jade material with good quality, apply green raw materials and cover it with tin foil before sticking the mouth together. 7. [Fake Weathering]: On the basis of fake leather, the original stone is buried in the soil again, and a strong acid and strong corrosive substance is placed around it to erode it, making the skin similar to natural weathering. Observing its surface, there would be a serious rusted feeling and the sand skin would be unnatural. 8. [Skylight Cover]: If the quality of the raw jade is poor after being cut open, the jade material will be re-glued. During the appraisal, attention should be paid to whether there are any traces of glue. 9. ** Exploring and filling holes **: When the internal condition of the raw stone is unknown, drill a small hole first. If the quality is poor, fill in the hole, or take out the green color inside before filling in the hole. "Fairy Dream of Tang Shi: Fate of Peony" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Yuqing taboo corresponded to Heavenly Lord Yuanshi, which had many meanings in Taoist culture. Taoist taboos were often used in rituals such as sacrifice and blessing. Through these taboos, one could pray for the blessings of the natural gods in order to obtain good luck and avoid disasters. Yuqing taboos might have similar functions. At the same time, Taoist taboos contained respect for nature, reverence for life, and understanding of the laws of the universe. From this point of view, Yuqing Taboo could help people understand these meanings from the religious and cultural level. In addition, taboo words were also an important part of Taoist talisman culture. Jade taboo reflected the sacredness of religion.
There were the following benefits to jade custom-making: 1. ** Satisfy individual needs **: In the process of jade custom-making, customers can choose jadeite and other materials according to their own preferences. They can also let the designer design according to their own requirements, ensuring that the final product meets their personal taste and style, and obtain a unique work, whether it is a custom-made jade ring or other custom-made jade products. 2. ** Having cultural value **: Jade itself has rich symbolic meanings in traditional culture. For example, it is regarded as a symbol of fortune, wealth, power, and peace. It is closely related to Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism. Tailor-made jade products can better carry and convey these cultural meanings. 3. ** Both beautiful and practical **: Like the custom-made jade ring, it perfectly combines beauty and practicality. It meets the decorative needs and also has a certain practical function. 4. ** Has investment value **: From the perspective of some jade custom-made companies, their products have been carefully designed, carved with many craftsmanship, and there are novel styles. As time goes by, there may be room for appreciation. For people who have a hobby of collecting, custom-made jade products are like an investment with a high rate of return. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jade raw stone referred to natural minerals that had not been processed. Its source came from Myanmar. The origin of Myanmar jade was called field mouth, Kuangqu, or field area. There were ten field mouths, namely Mogang, Huika, Moxisa, Houjiang, Damakan, Mowanji, Hpakant, Nanqi, Muna, and Massa. The material at the entrance of Mogang Field had a thicker shell, mostly grayish yellow or grayish white in color. The water and background color were better. It was common to see a glass bottom with few cracks. It belonged to high-grade jade varieties, but the production was rare. The original stone at the entrance of Huika Field had a thin shell, mixed skin color and many cracks. There were types with high oil content in the red pepper shell that could produce spring and green. It was often full of green but could not be sought. The size of the material was very different. Mosha Field was famous for producing the best glass-type jadeite. Most of them had a glass base and were rarely colored. Once they were colored, they were extremely rare. The raw stones at Houjiang Field were mostly colored. They were well planted, had a good base, and had good water. Most of the raw stones were small pieces. They were not out of glass and were generally lighter in color. After being polished, the color would deepen. The raw stones at Damakan Field were thin and well-rounded. Almost all of them had a fog layer. There were cases of color cross-skin and fog cross-skin. The Mowan base field often produced bean green or melon green, occasionally high green imperial green. The variety of species was large, and there were relatively few cracks, so the risk of gambling was high. The raw stones at the Hpakant field were famous for their good seeds, good base, and good color. Most of them were mountain stones and water stones, and rarely were half-mountain and half-water stones. The Nanqi field almost did not produce kilograms of raw materials. The raw stones were small, but there were species. It was the only field that did not produce bricks. The quality of the raw jade stones was relatively good. The mining time at Muchankou was long and the yield was low. It was famous for producing full color with uniform color. The variety of species was large, mainly bean seeds, glutinous seeds and glutinous bean seeds, with relatively few cracks. Massa Field was a new factory. The raw stone material was generally skinless or less skinless, and the green color was lighter. The water and the background color were sometimes good and bad. It was usually used to make low-grade bracelets or larger ornaments. The colors of Burmese jade could be roughly divided into six types: white, red, green, black, yellow, and purple. White basically does not contain other impurity elements; red contains the chemical element iron; green contains more than 2% of Chromite; black contains more than 2% of Chromite and Iron; yellow contains the element Tantalum; purple contains the elements Chromite, Iron, and Cobalt. The price varied greatly due to the difference in quality. On the international market, the price of a full green bracelet could reach more than 10 million yuan. Even if the jade color was slightly lower, as long as it was genuine A goods, the water head was sufficient, the craftsmanship was exquisite, and the color was coordinated, the price was not cheap. In the market, raw jade could be divided into A-grade and other categories according to the level of authenticity. A-grade jade had a natural texture and color, so the identification could be done from many aspects. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!