Does jadeite have recycling value?

First of all, the jadeite produced in industrial batches is basically not preserved, and the market stock is too large, which is basically classified as jewelry. Let's summarize the common jade landscape brands, such as gray-green or white-fleshed jade bracelets, silver-inlaid waxy colorless jade pendants and rings, which are all industrial mass-produced jade ornaments. They can't be counted as jewels, let alone preserved. We show these jadeites to the merchants, and they are not willing to recycle them.

Secondly, if it is only jade with good carving process, the possibility of preserving value is also very low. Because the carving technology will be out of date, people's love for the theme and details of jade carving will change. Therefore, we find that jade recycling is more about the value of the material itself, while the carving process is only valuable to consumers, but not to businesses.

Furthermore, we find that the rarer the high-end jadeite in the market, the more it preserves and even increases its value. The greater the scarcity of resources, the more valuable jadeite can be, and the more common jadeite in the market, the more general its ability to preserve value. Jade pendants with a market price of 20,000-30,000 and jade bracelets with a market price of less than 30,000 are all very common jadeites in the market. These jadeites are transparent in price and competitive in price, and can be recycled and realized, but the price is far below the market price.