Huo Sining glanced at the largest rough stone in the open bidding list.
The rough stone was Mameng Black Sand from an old mining site, estimated to weigh over fifty kilograms.
Although the rough stone had a large size, its appearance wasn't promising; there were only faint Python Bands, and if you cut along those bands, you wouldn't see green before the bands disappeared.
Seeing such a stone, Huo Sining couldn't help but shake her head.
Rough stones aren't judged by size; stones with superficial appearances like this won't yield green no matter how large they are.
Yet Su Qingqing refused to give in to superstition and insisted on taking Huo Sining to have a closer look.
Huo Sining, somewhat helpless, could only go and give it a touch.
Actually, Mameng Black Sand, being among the earliest jadeite mines from riverbeds, could often yield High Jade if the color and water quality were good, meaning it had a high-risk, high-reward nature.
