Although Arctic jade is produced in the Arctic Circle, which is far away from China, it has a deep relationship with China. As early as around 1885, a group of gold-seeking immigrants from China and Europe came to Philippine Saya, Canada, and began their crazy gold-seeking dream. Then, although most China gold diggers paid a heavy price, they made no achievements and died elsewhere.

However, several lucky and brave China gold prospectors found jade washed away by the river in Fraser River bed. At that time, Europeans didn't know the value of jade, so these courageous and knowledgeable China people smuggled the jade they found to China from the eyes of those powerful Europeans at that time.

Arctic jade is the top grade of Canadian jasper, a kind of jasper produced in the Arctic Circle, and the best of jasper. Arctic jade is delicate, smooth and moist, and green. It is a wonderful flower in jasper, and has always been the favorite of princes, nobles and literati.

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Compared with Hetian jade, whose price has soared by 65,438+0,000 times in recent 30 years, the price of Arctic jasper is still extremely underestimated. Arctic Jasper, like an undervalued blue chip, undoubtedly has a huge appreciation space.

Because Arctic jade is only produced in a special area in the Arctic Circle, which is located in a cold and harsh environment, it is only mined for about two months every summer. In addition, the mining point is extremely remote and there is no road to pass, so it is very difficult for miners to get in and out and transport jade. Although Arctic jade is beautiful, it is hard to get.

Although Canada's jasper reserves and mining capacity are very large, the Arctic jade reserves and mining capacity as the best jasper are extremely scarce, and the Arctic jade that is easy to mine is almost exhausted, and the rest are ore deposits with worse mining environment and more difficult to obtain. It can be predicted that the price of Arctic jade will rise rapidly in the near future due to the sharp increase in mining cost, the sharp decrease in supply and the increase in demand.