Bahe Jade Crafts

Bahe Jade Crafts

　　Bahe Jade is a biological fossil formed 436 million years ago, primarily composed of ancient organisms such as crinoid stems and corals, with mineral components mainly including calcite, quartz, and feldspar. Its quality surpasses that of various types of marble. The fossil features clear, novel, and unique patterns, showcasing the natural ecological beauty of shallow marine life, and is currently a rare new variety in the world. Bahe Jade crafts are elegant and rustic, combining scientific and artistic beauty. They won a gold award at the Canton Fair and were selected for the International Fair in Yugoslavia in May 1988, receiving high praise and popularity among domestic and international merchants and customers. The main craft varieties include strip stones, square stones, round stones, jade-carved animals, jade mirrors, and other jade artifacts.