[Gold inlaid jade chopsticks]
Gold inlaid jade chopsticks, Qing Dynasty, with a total length of 28.9 cm
Tableware for empresses in the Qing Dynasty. The chopsticks are made of blue and white jade. The upper part of the chopsticks is decorated with vertical ribs, and the top, middle and lower parts are inlaid with gold. The top is pointed, the middle is eight convex rings, and the lower part is light element. Gold is pure gold, with good fineness
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