The quality of jadeite is generally evaluated from four aspects: "species, water, color and workmanship".

"Species" refers to the granularity of crystal particles in jadeite. It can be divided into glass seeds, ice seeds, waxy seeds and bean seeds.

"Water" refers to the transparency of jadeite. If the path formed by light in jade is about three millimeters, it is called "water diversion"; If the path formed by light in jadeite is about 9 mm, it is called "three-point water" (mainly for jadeite original stone).

"Color" mainly refers to the color of jadeite. Especially the green color of jade, the evaluation pays attention to a "strong, positive, positive and even". Other colors basically pay attention to hue, brightness and saturation.

"Work" refers to the carving process. Especially for your pendant, you pay more attention to proportion coordination, symmetry coordination, accurate polishing, strong sense of modeling and proper handling of details.

On the other hand, whether your two jadeites have been treated is another question, because I can't see clearly whether there are acid-etched reticulate patterns on the surface. Judging from the above four points, your flowers are obviously about beans, and there are several blue flowers floating there, saying that dividing water is a bit excessive. The carving details are rough and full of shapes and proportions. No estimate was provided.

Let's talk about your "contentment" Seeds should be waxy to bean level. The color is basically colorless, and the head can reach a sailor. The proportion is very uncoordinated, and the position of the toes seems to be damaged.