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Their ancestral heritage or obtained from the excavation of treasure, or even get it GHOIB!. But this Jade photo with Utaz and me. The old folk say from GHOIB !. approximately weight 93 kg, diameter 90 cm, 4 cm thick. when illuminated by light, and appear four dragons as below picture, in the middle is the kwan yin. Also Chinese ancestral character on it.
Well after the mystery behind the jade had appeared is revealed to me, hopefully this is real thing happen in my life. A mysterious jade which has not only give hope to the perpetrators. With little experience and prudence, for example by testing hardness and density testing, would be immediately known, whether jade offered truly genuine jade, replicas or imitations. It is apparently quite understood by the artists, both in Indonesia, in China or in Taiwan, so they create artificial jade and jade imitation that its properties at a glance almost resemble genuine jade.
NATURE STONE JADE ( GIOK )
Jade is a kind of precious stone which the human civilization has been known for over 10,000 years ago or mores. Nature - the very special nature such as hardness. The highest appeal in the history of Chinese culture. Until now, jade was believed to be a symbol of purity, nobility and protection. Although an appreciation of jade had never faded until recently, an assessment of the species and its authenticity has been much changed. Wide variety of rocks which were previously regarded as jade, it was not a bit of imitation or substitute.
They believe that Indonesia is still stored in various kinds of jade comes from China. This is not something that is impossible given the close trade ties between the emperors in the land of China with the kings (Raja) in Indonesia which started hundreds or thousands of years ago. Like this type of items.
Since China only had the soft jade until jadeite was imported from Burma during the Qing dynasty (1271-1368), jade traditionally refers to the soft jade, so it is also called traditional jade. Jadeite is called Fei cui in Chinese. Fei cui is now more popular and valuable than the soft jade in China. The history of jade is as long as the Chinese civilization. Archaeologists have found jade objects from the early Neolithic period (about 5000 BC), The Chinese love jade because of not only its beauty, but also more importantly its culture, meaning and humanity, as Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC) said there are 11 De (virtue) in jade. The following Chinese words in the round table, is the translation but don't know the translator.
Here have some Brief History.
Since China only had the soft jade until jadeite was imported from Burma during the Qing dynasty (1271-1368), jade traditionally refers to the soft jade, so it is also called traditional jade. Jadeite is called Fei cui in Chinese. Fei cui is now more popular and valuable than the soft jade in China. The history of jade is as long as the Chinese civilization. Archaeologists have found jade objects from the early Neolithic period (about 5000 BC), The Chinese love jade because of not only its beauty, but also more importantly its culture, meaning and humanity, as Confucius (551 BC - 479 BC) said there are 11 De (virtue) in jade. The following Chinese words in the round table, is the translation but don't know the translator.
There are Chinese stories about jade. The two most famous stories are He Shi Zhi Bi (Mr. He and His Jade) and Wan Bi Gui Zhao (Jade Returned Intact to Zhao). Bi also means jade. He Shi Zhi Bi is a story about the suffering of Mr. He when he presented his raw jade to the kings again and again. The raw jade was eventually recognized as an invaluable jade and was named after Mr. He by Wen wang, the king of the Chu State (about 689 BC). Wan Bi Gui Zhao is a follow-up story of the famous jade. The king of the Qin State, the most powerful state during the Warring States Period (475-221 BC), tempted to exchange the jade from the Zhao State using his 15 cities, but he failed. The jade was returned to the Zhao State safely. Thus, jade is not only invaluable, but also the symbol of power in the ancient time. And it is interesting to note that the Supreme Deity of Taoism has the name, Yu huang Dadi (the Jade Emperor).
Jade culture is very rich in China. We have only touched the surface of it. In conclusion, jade symbolizes beauty, nobility, perfection, constancy, power, and immortality in Chinese culture. BTW, if you wish to visit the owner's Jade, terms and conditions apply. Also, subject granted approval to visit, by Utsaz. Click Here : To Jade Mistery Websites