The old man gave a bracelet, the value is not important, and he was curious to know if it was jade. If he can determine the approximate year, so much the better, because the bracelet.

It's obviously agate, and the agate pattern is very clear.

In addition, China was poor for hundreds of years, and even the landlord was killed. Don't expect old people to pass on expensive bracelets.

My grandmother is also from an official family, rich and powerful.

Later, her father was defeated by smoking opium, and everything valuable in the family was pawned.

An emerald bracelet has been handed down, and it is also a branch line (glass) of the Republic of China.

Think about the war at that time and can't afford to eat. Can you still leave a real jade bracelet for future generations?

So this agate bracelet is also understandable.

In addition, I feel that this bracelet may be an old bracelet (I don't know the age, just saying)

Why? Because agate is now made into a traditional round term, which is relatively rare and generally flat.