Hong Kong Jade Market

The Hong Kong Jade Market, established in 1984, is a vibrant indoor bazaar in Yau Ma Tei with over 400 stalls offering jade, jewelry, semi-precious stones, and traditional crafts. Prices range from affordable trinkets to high-end carvings, making it a popular spot for collectors and casual shoppers alike.

Jade holds deep cultural significance in Chinese tradition—symbolizing protection and good fortune. Beyond shopping, the market also features calligraphy services, fortune-telling, and seal carving, preserving the charm of old Hong Kong street culture.

Though compact, the market is rich in character. Stall owners are often happy to share insights about jade and help with selections. Whether you're hunting for a lucky charm or simply enjoying the local vibe, this is a place where heritage and commerce meet.