2. Thick clothes: As the name implies, the key word is "thick", which refers to the thickness of the finished jade, which shows that the distance between the upper and lower surfaces is large. Contrary to the thin nature, in the jade industry, those with a thickness of more than 8mm can be called thick jade piles.
3. Generally speaking, judging whether a piece of jade is thick or not needs to comprehensively compare the length, width and thickness of the finished jade, and also needs to be considered in combination with the sculptor. If a jade with a large thickness is hollowed out, then this jade cannot be called a thick pile.
4. Therefore, thick piles need to be not only thick, but also strong enough. Because the production of "thick pile" jadeite products requires higher jadeite wool, "thick pile" jadeite is generally more expensive than ordinary jadeite.