Unearthed from the tomb of Shanxi Jinhou 1993, excavated by Beijing Archaeological Team and Shanxi Archaeological Team. The excavation lasted for four months, and countless treasures were excavated, the most valuable of which was this necklace. In 2003, this necklace was collected by the national treasury and listed in the national cultural relics list, and it is forbidden to take it out of the country for exhibition.
Experts were surprised when it was excavated. This kind of jade is not only well made, but also carefully matched. According to its length, it can extend from the neck to the foot. Judging from the value and composition of this necklace, it should not be worn by the second lady, but after repeated confirmation, it is indeed the tomb of the second lady in the Jin Dynasty, because generally only dukes, kings and ladies can wear this necklace.
As the second lady, Yang Heng can wear such a big jade necklace, so according to the size and length of the necklace, we can know that this necklace should be customized for Yang Heng by Jin Hou himself, otherwise she will definitely touch the ground if she is not tall enough. You can imagine how much Jin Hou loved her at that time. Not only that, there are thousands of other treasures in this lady's tomb, including more than 800 jade articles, each of which is priceless, and there are also 12 pieces of jade ge. To know that the Jade Pavilion was a status symbol in ancient times, you can imagine how powerful this lady was at that time.