What does milky jade look like?

Milky jade, often referred to as "mutton fat jade," is characterized by its creamy white color, resembling milk or opaque porcelain. It may have subtle variations in hue, ranging from pale white to off-white, and can display a smooth, waxy luster. This type of jade is typically devoid of visible inclusions, giving it a uniform appearance and a soft, ethereal quality. Its serene look makes it highly prized in jewelry and ornamental carvings.