Generally speaking, jade articles represented by the Qing Dynasty are all made of Hetian jade, white jade seeds from Hetian, Xinjiang, and palace utensils made by the palace office of the Qing Dynasty, which are well preserved. Judging from the current auction record, the starting price is 300,000 yuan, the highest transaction record, excluding commission, 8.73 million yuan, which was auctioned by Guardian in the autumn of 2009.
In the Qing dynasty, there should be fewer fake jade, which will not be as bad as people make fake jade now. It's been around for a long time, of course it's valuable.
Worth some money. According to relevant information, Hetian jade pendants in Qing Dynasty are expensive, with an average price of 500,000 yuan/piece. Hetian jade in Qing Dynasty is both jade and antique, so it has dual significance and high investment and collection value.
Worth some money. The best proof is that there are a large number of jadeites in Qing tombs all over the country, and there are countless jadeites in Qing dynasty that have been circulated in the world. The Qing Dynasty (1636-19 12) was the last feudal dynasty in the history of China. It was said that the twelve emperors ruled by Ai Xinjue Roche.