Jadeite is the rarer and more valuable member of the jade family, primarily composed of sodium aluminum silicate. Prized in Eastern culture for its “icy” translucency and vibrant “imperial green” hues, it is evaluated based on texture (water head), color, and carving craftsmanship. We provide expert insights on distinguishing Grade A jadeite from treated counterparts.
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