What is the value of jadeite?

The space for the preservation of jade is huge, especially in the jadeite. The reasons are mainly reflected in the following four aspects:

The first is the non-renewability of resources. Emerald is the result of the movement of the surface plate. As a jadeite-producing country, the jade resources mined in the past decade have exceeded the total amount of development in the past three hundred years. The jadeite deposit is located in the Wulu River, northeast to southwest of Myanmar. It is about 150 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide. The thickness of human exploitable land is only about 300 meters. It was manually mined and one or two pieces of high quality can be produced in one year. Emerald. Now a small hill can't be flattened in half a year, but the quality jade can't be called out.

The second is the lack of high-grade raw materials. High-end raw materials are not easily available in Hong Kong, going to auctions, and collecting experts. In fact, many of the real high-end jade jewelry are in the hands of collectors.

Third, there is no substitute. On the one hand, there is a shortage of high-quality jade resources. On the other hand, synthetic jadeite can only reach the level of jadeite, and it can't do the emerald green and crystal clear.

The fourth is the manual work of carving and processing. Engraving manual work is a clear distinction between jade and jewelry processing. The jade carving master who has experienced many years of growth must be thoughtful before making a jade jewelry. Considering the comprehensive reasons of raw materials, water, color, skin, fog, meat, cotton, sputum, etc., material. This is completely different from the jewellery manufacturing industry that can be mass produced mechanized.

In addition, the jade collection has its own unique safety compared with other collections, that is, no matter where it is placed or worn on the body, it is not necessary to worry about moisture and mites like paintings and wooden antiques. The auction market is a barometer of the jade and even the entire high-end collection market.

In 1992, Christie's Hong Kong's jade necklace was worth 3 million. In 1994, the value reached 33.02 million. The auction of jadeite in the Mainland also presents a diversified development trend, such as color, demeanor, and engraving. Hong Kong's annual jade auctions account for more than 50% of the entire jewelry auction. The appreciation of jadeite brings new goals for investment and wealth management. In the consumption boom, the collection of jade carvings needs to maintain a rational and peaceful attitude. It must not be collected because of collection.