What is natural jadeite (A grade)? What are the varieties of A-grade jade bracelets?

Gem-quality jade is only produced in Myanmar, so there is no problem with the word Myanmar.

A-grade jadeite refers to pure natural jadeite that has not been artificially treated, such as acid filling or dyeing.

A-grade jade is not a grade of jade, so there are good and bad grades in A-grade jade. You can buy a piece of A-grade jade for a few dollars. The price is not as expensive as the appraisal certificate, but it looks like this A-grade jade. It looks ugly and the workmanship is rough. A small, high-quality A-grade glass pendant full of crystal clear water will cost hundreds of thousands or even millions, and bracelets will be even more expensive.

For ordinary consumers, the only way to identify whether it is product A is to see if there is a certificate. The certificate says it is product A. After that, use the number on the certificate to check the authenticity of the certificate with the issuing authority. You will know if it is fake. General identification certificates support online inquiries, and some can also be inquired via text message, or even the lastest can be inquired by phone. This is a relatively easy identification method.

There are still many A-grade jadeite. As long as the bosses are willing, they can indeed buy A-grade jadeite. Tengchong and Ruili in Yunnan, Sihui, Pingzhou, Jieyang, Guangzhou Liwan Square in Guangdong, and Zhenping in Nanyang in Henan. Many professional wholesale markets can buy various grades of jadeite. However, jade is a non-renewable resource after all. In recent years, many media have reported that Myanmar’s jade mines have been in short supply, and the supply of high-quality jade raw materials has been decreasing. Therefore, the price of good jade is now constantly rising.

When I buy jade bracelets, I always go to Yuyuanxuan Jade Jewelry Mall, where I feel more at ease. I hope the author is satisfied with my answer, thank you!