Buying Guide

Learn how to choose and identify quality jade pieces for your collection

Six Key Factors to Consider

The color should be natural and vivid. Green jade is most valued, but white, lavender, and yellow jade are also popular.

Good jade should be translucent, allowing light to pass through while maintaining its structure.

Fine-grained jade with smooth texture is more valuable than coarse-grained varieties.

Well-carved jade pieces with detailed designs demonstrate superior craftsmanship.

Larger pieces are generally more valuable, but quality always matters more than size.

Always purchase jade with a certificate from a reputable gemological institute.

Beware of unusually low prices - genuine jade has inherent value.
Compare prices across different sellers before making a purchase.
Consider the source - jade from Myanmar is generally more valuable.
Invest in quality over quantity - a small high-quality piece is better than a large mediocre one.

Our jade experts are available to answer any questions and help you make informed decisions.

Verify the seller's reputation and request authentication.

Ensure the certificate matches the jade piece you are purchasing.

Familiarize yourself with the return and exchange policy.