The ** of Burmese jadeite varies due to various factors, including quality, color, size, cut, and craftsmanship, among others. The highest grade of "imperial green" jadeite can sell for thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars. The ** of the rough stone involves professional knowledge such as water content, color block size, color block location, and even stone age.
First, quality: The quality of jadeite is mainly determined by its color, transparency, cracks, and blemishes. The value of jadeite with blemishes or cracks will be greatly reduced.
Second, color: Among all the quality factors, color is the most important determinant of jadeite value. The most desirable jadeite color is a vivid imperial green. This is followed by apple green and grass green. If the color is too light, the value of jadeite will be greatly reduced.
Third, size: the same quality of jadeite, its ** will be proportional to the size. The larger the jadeite, the higher the ** per gram.
Finally, the ** of jadeite rough is also affected by market demand. For example, in China, jadeite is regarded as the queen of gemstones, and for this reason, the growing demand for jadeite among Chinese consumers has also prompted the continuous development of jadeite rough.
When buying jadeite, it is advisable to choose a trustworthy merchant and ask for an appraisal certificate in case you buy counterfeit and shoddy goods.
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