Is the price of jadeite in Guatemala lower because it is tender?

There are many reasons why Guatemalan jadeite is relatively cheap, not necessarily because of the tenderness. High-quality jade is as dense and delicate as jade, and not all Guatemalan jadeite is tender.

Guatemalan jade** is relatively low because of its uncertain market expectations. First of all, the jewels of dangerous materials are slightly inferior to the jadeite produced in Myanmar. This is because most of the dangerous materials are mountain materials, which is caused by its formation conditions, and the quality of mountain materials will be worse than that of Myanmar's water and stone materials as a whole.

Secondly, the storage capacity of hazardous materials is unknown, and it is unknown whether it can develop into a large and sustainable industry. Third, there is no deep contact with the Chinese jadeite culture and tradition. The history of jadeite mining in Guatemala was interrupted for a long time after the fall of the Aztec Empire, and it was not until 1974 that jadeite deposits were rediscovered, which was not related to Chinese culture.

These factors have led to a general greater recognition of Burmese jadeite in the market.

Guatemalan jadeite** is relatively low, not necessarily because of the tenderness. The quality of jadeite is determined by a variety of factors, including color, transparency, texture, water, processing technology, origin, stock and market supply and demand.

Although the water of Guatemalan jadeite is generally good, because of its low market awareness and no deep contact with Chinese jadeite cultural traditions, it is relatively low in the market.

In addition, the mining history of jadeite in Guatemala was interrupted long after the fall of the Aztec Empire, and it was not until 1974 that jadeite deposits were rediscovered, so its industrial scale and sustainable development ability are relatively weak compared to Myanmar jadeite, which is one of the reasons for the relatively low market**.

No, the Guatemalan species is also very old, older than many Burmese jadeite, and the quality is also high, but at present, its yield is higher than that of Burmese material, and it is cheaper as soon as there are more things. The same quality and cost performance are much higher than those of Burmese materials. It's also gem-quality.

Guatemalan jadeite is much cheaper than Burmese jadeite! There are many origins of jadeite in the world, the jadeite in the Myanmar mining area is called Myanmar jadeite, and the jadeite in the Guatemalan mining area is called Guatemalan jadeite. Among the world's jadeite mining areas, the quality of jadeite in Myanmar mining areas is the best.

Therefore, Guatemalan jadeite is also natural jadeite, but it is not natural jadeite.

1. Guatemalan jadeite, Guatemalan jadeite is mostly made into beads, rings, seals and carvings, etc., and most of them are sold as artworks. The price of Guatemalan jadeite varies depending on the color and texture, ranging from a few dollars to several thousand dollars per carat.

2. Originally, dangerous materials could be sold for more than 200 yuan a kilogram in the mainland market, but now it has dropped to tens of yuan, and now there are special people in Chinese mainland to buy it. However, there are also high-grade dangerous materials (Guatemalan jadeite) color concentrated water head and foot, the ** of these pigments is generally about one-third of the Myanmar pigments, but there is also a trend of **.

3. If you invest in value preservation, it is recommended not to buy the finished product of dangerous materials, because it is still necessary to find out the durability and stability of this material, according to the observation of some experts, some dangerous materials have been put for more than two years, and there will be discoloration and gray color, which is the result of oxidation, which may contain high iron varieties, if the texture is not tight enough, it is easy to oxidize, even if the Myanmar material has this phenomenon.

Guatemalan jadeite is valuable.

The ** of Guatemalan jadeite products is determined according to the color and quality, and the price is usually higher. It is believed that Guatemalan jadeite has historical and cultural value, and its best should be judged by the cost of mining, the cost of production and the historical and cultural value.

Most Guatemalan purple jadeite has a white base color and a blue-purple hue overall, which is composed of blue-purple clumps of jadeite grains, in addition to a pink-purple color of grossular garnets. The particles of Guatemalan purple jadeite are generally coarse, and the overall transparency is poor, and the crystals are relatively coarse, but the overall jadeite of Guatemalan purple jadeite is relatively good.

Characteristics of jadeite

1. Rich color: rich color is one of the main characteristics of jadeite, the color of jadeite has green, red, yellow, blue, white, black, purple and other colors, and these colors can appear on the same piece of jadeite.

2. A variety of textures: the texture of jadeite is also divided into many kinds, jadeite can be roughly divided into glass species, ice species, egg green species, glutinous species, bean species, etc., and there is no clear boundary between these varieties, some ice species and glass species are very close, and some are close to egg white species.

3. Uniqueness: Uniqueness is also the characteristic of jadeite, and uniqueness refers to the fact that gem-quality jadeite is only produced in Myanmar, although Guatemala, Japan, the United States, Kazakhstan and other countries also have jadeite output, but there are very few jadeite that reaches gem quality.

Summary. Hello, Guatemalan jadeite can not be said to be very valuable, can only be said to be general, Guatemalan jadeite is indeed a kind of jadeite, originated from Guatemala in South America, so named after Guatemalan jadeite. It is slightly different from Burmese jadeite, such as being darker in color and luster.

Guatemalan jadeite has been mined since the product is still very large, with an average annual output of up to 1,400 tons, and in some years even more than the output of Myanmar jadeite. The ** of Guatemalan jadeite finished products is determined according to the color and quality, ranging from a few dollars to several thousand dollars per carat, and the price is higher. It is believed that Guatemalan jadeite has historical and cultural value, and it should be judged comprehensively by the cost of mining, the cost of production and the historical and cultural value.

Hello, Guatemalan jadeite Wuju can not be said to be very valuable, can only be said to be general, Guatemalan jadeite is indeed a kind of jadeite, originated from Guatemala in South America, so it is named after Guatemala cavity slag bila jadeite. It is slightly different from Burmese jadeite, such as being darker in color and luster. Guatemalan jadeite has been mined since the product is still very large, and the average annual output of Liang Shi can be as high as 1,400 tons, and in some years it is even more than the output of Myanmar jadeite.

The ** of Guatemalan jadeite finished products is determined according to the color and quality, ranging from a few dollars to several thousand dollars per carat, and the price is higher. It is believed that Guatemalan jadeite has historical and cultural value, and it should be judged comprehensively by the cost of mining, the cost of production and the historical and cultural value.

Is there room for appreciation in this one?

There is no room for appreciation, this jadeite is not very valuable, Guatemalan emerald green varieties appear particularly green under the light, this is the characteristics of the dangerous material "planting good water short" lead coding, calendering observation or particularly bright light environment, there will be obvious high green characteristics, and it must be a thin jadeite, once the thickness increases, it will become gray and dark. Although Guatemalan jadeite has the advantage of **, but the overall lack of thickness, less of a heavy feeling, the shed does not have the Burmese jadeite that acacia which is so beautiful that people will never forget, the beauty of the dream.

Thank you. Of course, if the quality is good, the head is good, and the foundation is pure, there is still room for appreciation.

If it is thinned, it can only be used as an ornament.

Scarcity determines the market**, and precious jewelry like jadeite is no exception.

The traditional jadeite as the carrier of Chinese jade culture, the authentic status of Burmese jadeite is undoubted, and due to many reasons such as the internal and external situation in Myanmar, the raw materials are tightened, resulting in soaring, and good materials are hard to find. In recent years, Guatemalan jadeite has been mined, the quality of raw materials is getting higher and higher, and the quantity is on the rise.

Moreover, the Guatemalan jadeite circulating in the market is mainly based on high green varieties, blue water varieties, and Mocui varieties, which are all high-end goods of the same grade of Burmese jadeite.

Guatemalan jadeite** is relatively low, not because of the tenderness, but due to several reasons:

Lack of jewelry: The treasure of Guatemalan jadeite is slightly inferior to that of imitation jadeite produced in Myanmar.

Unknown resource reserves: Guatemala's jadeite reserves are unknown, and it is unknown whether it can develop into a large and sustainable industry.

Low cultural identity: The history of jadeite mining in Guatema was interrupted for a long time after the fall of the Aztec Empire, and it was not until 1974 that jadeite deposits were rediscovered, leaving it unrelated to Chinese culture.

As a result, the market generally recognizes Myanmar jadeite, resulting in a relatively low level of jadeite in Guatemala.