Emerald has always been the most expensive one in the jewelry market, and it is also the favorite of many viewers, but its high price has always made ordinary consumers "willing but unable". So, where is the jade expensive? How should we treat its value? Why does jadeite have a color difference of one point and a price difference of ten times? Let's take a look!
Generally speaking, the big one is more expensive than the small one. When carving pendants, we should refer to the sculptor and the aesthetic standards that have been formed. For example, the value of Guanyin Buddha with proper proportion is greater than that of Guanyin Buddha with insufficient proportion; The value of a Buddha with a bulging belly is greater than that of a Buddha with a flat belly; The value of more consumables is greater than that of materials-saving accessories; The value of good effluent effect is greater than that of poor effluent effect, which is dull; The value of sitting Buddha Guanyin is greater than that of standing Buddha Guanyin; The modeling value of pure Guanyin Buddha is greater than that of flower Guanyin Buddha; The value of jade is greater than the value of jade buckle, and the value of jade buckle is greater than the nostalgia of jade.
If you want to ask why this is so, the answer is not clear. Every industry will form some unwritten rules of its own industry. Of course, these are not determined by personal will, but gradually formed during the development of the whole industry.
A finished jade product, whether it is a ring, bracelet or pendant, always has advantages and disadvantages, which influence and restrict each other and need comprehensive evaluation. The general rule is to determine the approximate value with advantages first, and then discuss the price with disadvantages, so that a rough grade and price range can be obtained. For example, the most expensive king green, but it does not mean that king green must be expensive. If you had a broken cotton bracelet, would you pay a high price?
Shape has a vital influence on high-end jadeite. Among jadeites of the same color and species, experts will pay several times the price for one of them to be full, round, geometric, symmetrical and beautiful. For example, two rings with the same material, the same color and the same water are about the same size, one is thinner and the other is full. If these two rings are of high quality, their prices may differ by several times in the evaluation, and the higher the grade, the greater the difference.
What color jade is good? In terms of color, the best colors of jadeite are emerald, emerald green, apple green and yellow seedling green. Below are purple, red, yellow-green, yellow, blue, gray-blue and so on. Good color should be combined with good water seed bottom, and cracks with less impurities are more precious.
The best two colors of jadeite are too expensive, and the quantity of jadeite is very small. More people settle for the second best, looking for some jadeite whose color is obviously not strong enough but whose moisture is acceptable. Jade players must remember: "the color difference is first-class, the price difference is ten times" and "the more water, the more silver." Planting water is as important as color!
A friend asked, "What do you think of jade?" ? "Gold is valuable, jade is priceless", because jade itself has no price, and every expert sees a different price. The key to the problem is to grasp the seller's psychology, find out the lowest price he can offer in many bargains, and then see if this lowest price is the price you are willing to accept.
Most jadeites are opaque and can't be seen inside, while ice jadeite and glass jadeite are delicate and clean, and the structure inside can be seen. People who don't know much will think that such jadeite is not perfect. In fact, this is normal, not a problem. Top grade jadeite is not flawless. Looking at a piece of jade is not to be picky about impurities, but to look at the most rare place-good planting, good color and good shape.
The so-called "planting old colors and not advancing", generally speaking, there are often not enough kinds of lewd, and it is more difficult for jadeite to achieve a balanced variety. Mu Na, which is popular in recent years, is a relatively balanced variety, but Mu Na has no high chroma, so it sacrifices hue for the superiority of planting water.
Now I don't know Cui's friends, do you understand?
Editor: Yang Fan Editor: Yang Fan