Reference archive
White Hetian Jade Plaque: Caishen, God of Wealth, 44.8 g
Reference: 163YU-94187
This individual piece has been collected and is kept online as a reference (status checked October 2, 2026).
Caishen, God of Wealth, carved in white nephrite. This piece is listed at 44.8 g.
Product Details
- Material
- White nephrite
- Listed origin
- Xinjiang, China
- Design
- Caishen, God of Wealth
- Format
- Plaque
- Dimensions
- 58.1 x 33.2 mm
- Approximate dimensions in inches
- 2.29 x 1.31 in
- Weight
- 44.8 g
- Collection
- Jade Plaques
- Availability
- Previously collected; reference archive
- Surface detail
- Retained pebble-skin texture
- Material form
- Alluvial pebble material (zi liao), as described
About This Piece
A wealth-deity figure is carved into a tapering, rounded pendant form. The angled photograph shows the figure's raised torso and the curved lower outline against the broad, smooth reverse.
Carving details and what to examine
The quieter reverse gives a useful comparison with the worked face. View the front, back and edge together to see how the relief meets the outline and how the polish changes across the surfaces. A smooth-looking back in a photograph does not establish that the stone is free of internal features.
Material and stated origin
This plaque is listed as white nephrite and depicts Caishen, God of Wealth. Its stated origin is Xinjiang, China; the geographic attribution is separate from mineral identification. The supplied description notes retained pebble-skin texture. This is a description of appearance, not confirmation of treatment status.
Details Yufu Jade confirms for a proposed similar piece
- Material and any available testing
- Height, width, thickness and weight
- Carving subject and cultural context
- Both faces, edges and suspension details
