What accessories can help improve a man’s quality of life?

A gentleman has no reason, and the jade will not leave his body. This old saying has been circulating for thousands of years. I believe every Chinese, especially those who play jade, are familiar with it.

For thousands of years, wearing jade has long been a symbol of a gentleman's virtue. This is one of the reasons why Chinese people are obsessed with Hetian jade. Among those who play jade, men account for the vast majority.

Many people may be curious. Tens of millions of men are playing with jade, so what kind of Hetian jade theme looks high-end and classy? What kind of Hetian jade should men wear most?

Let’s talk about this today.

The Jade Medal of Fortitude and Grandeur

The square and square jade plaque resembles a man of fortitude and magnanimity. It is full of literati texture and character, and is simply the embodiment of manly style.

A small jade plaque integrates painting, calligraphy, sculpture and story culture into one square inch, giving the naturally beautiful jade a vivid life quality after some modifications.

At the same time, it is also the type of jade carving that has the highest requirements on the jade carver’s creativity, cultural accomplishment, and jade materials!

Therefore, a man can wear an exquisite jade plaque to better demonstrate his sophistication and character.

The Jade Ring Ring

The Jade Ring Ring, also known as the Jade Ring (She) in ancient times, was originally used to put it on the shooter’s right thumb when drawing a bow and shooting arrows to protect the shooter’s right hand. The thumb is not pinched by the bow string.

A small jade thumb ring has a history of thousands of years. Even though it is small, it records the long history of Chinese culture and is also a beautiful sight in the world of jade collection.

It is said that there is a jade ring worth 200 million in the jade exhibition hall of the Capital Museum, which is a treasure of the museum.

The eternal emperor Qianlong was a loyal fan of jade rings. As a generation of emperors, he led the trend of ornamental jade finger rings. Ring rings gradually changed from military supplies to ornamental objects, and were loved by princes and nobles.

In ancient times, jade thumb rings were divided into civil and military ones. Wu ring thumbs inherited the military standard and were not carved. They were edible even if they were made of luxurious materials. Wen ring thumb rings were worn by scholars and civil servants.

Today, the finger ring has no distinction between civil and military affairs. It has become a pure jade carving art. Men favor it because it is an expression of military sentiment and the embodiment of extraordinary magnanimity.