What is the significance of wearing conch jade fossils?

Mainly because it has high collection value and investment value.

Snail jade is a Paleozoic marine pearl snail fossil from the Cambrian to Devonian 400-600 million years ago. After hundreds of millions of years of extremely long time and harsh and complex natural and geographical environment changes, It eventually reaches crystalline silicification and is a non-renewable natural heritage. The probability of paleontology forming fossils is extremely low, and the probability of forming jade is even slimmer. Snail jade, which combines the four elements of being natural, rare, hard and beautiful, is truly rare.