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This is a 686 gram rough Fei Cui GIA Type A has been sold.

The image shows a rough, uncut piece of jadeite (jade) being tested with a strong flashlight (torch). When the bright light is shone through the stone from one side, a vivid, translucent emerald-green area glows intensely, indicating high-quality jadeite with good transparency and color. The rest of the rock appears dark gray-green and opaque, typical of raw jadeite rough before it is cut and polished. This strong green translucency under focused light is a classic sign of fine imperial jadeite or similar high-grade material.

114ct. Fei Cui GIA Type A Translucent

This image shows a polished slice or cabochon of jadeite held up to a very strong light source (likely a high-powered LED torch) from behind.The stone is highly translucent, with a rich, vibrant emerald-to-apple green color that glows intensely when backlit. Multiple bright spots of light are visible passing through the thinnest and clearest areas, creating a luminous, almost jelly-like appearance. The color is even and saturated, and the high transparency combined with this vivid green hue indicates top-grade (imperial or high commercial-grade) jadeite jade.This level of translucency and color under strong transmitted light is a hallmark of the finest Burmese jadeite.

114ct. Natural Light

This is a 114-carat polished jadeite cabochon (tear-drop/pear shape) photographed against a black background with strong directional lighting.Key characteristics:

• Color: Very pale icy green with subtle bluish-green undertones, transitioning to almost colorless at the thinner tip and edges.
• Transparency: Extremely high – glass-like (often described as “icy” or “glassy” in the jade trade).
• Texture: Fine-grained with a beautiful crystalline sparkle throughout; small scattered bright crystalline inclusions catch the light like tiny diamonds inside the stone.
• Clarity: Very clean overall, with only minor natural inclusions and one faint whitish “cotton” streak visible in the lower half.
• Polish: Mirror-like, vitreous luster.

This piece represents classic high-end “icy” jadeite (????). Although the green is very light and delicate rather than vivid emerald, the combination of exceptional transparency, fine texture, and clean clarity places it in the luxury/commercial-to-high-commercial grade range. In the current market, stones of this size (114 ct), icy texture, and glassy transparency – even in pale tones – are highly prized, especially for mounting in high-jewelry settings where the cool, luminous quality is preferred over saturated color.

5ct. Fei Cui GIA Type A Translucent

This is a small, semi-polished free-form slice or fragment of jadeite being tested with a strong flashlight from behind.

• Color: Bright, vivid apple-green to emerald-green – pure, saturated, and even throughout.
• Transparency: Very high for its thickness; the light penetrates fully and creates a rich, glowing green effect with almost no dark or cloudy patches.
• Texture: Slightly waxy to vitreous surface (still has some rough, unpolished edges and a natural skin on one side).
• Clarity: Clean, with only minor natural inclusions visible along the edges.

This piece shows classic high-quality “glass-type” or “semi-glass” jadeite (???/???) with excellent color and translucency. The intense, cheerful green combined with the strong light transmission indicates top commercial to near-imperial grade material. Even though it is small and still rough in parts, the combination of vivid color and high transparency makes it very valuable – exactly the kind of piece cutters look for when trying to extract high-value cabochons or beads.

36ct Fei Cui Type A GIA Translucent

This image shows a partially polished piece of jadeite rough being tested with a strong flashlight pressed directly against one edge.

• Exterior: Dark grayish-green, almost black, with a waxy, matte surface – typical raw skin of jadeite rough.
• Interior (revealed by the torch): An intense, bright emerald-green core that lights up vividly where the beam enters. The green is pure, rich, and highly saturated, with a glowing, almost electric quality.
• Transparency: Excellent in the illuminated area – the light travels a significant distance through the stone before scattering, indicating very good translucency in the green portion.

This is a classic example of high-grade Burmese jadeite rough with strong color concentration hidden under a dark skin. The dramatic contrast between the dull exterior and the brilliant green interior is exactly what jade gamblers and cutters look for – a potential “big win” piece that could yield imperial-grade material once the skin is fully removed and the stone is properly cut. Very exciting material.