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Excuse me, where can I buy the real jadeite stone?

It can also be bought in Myanmar and Yunnan. Jade rough stone is generally from Myanmar, but China Merchants will import it from Myanmar to China and then process it. Ruili, Yunnan is close to Myanmar, so there are also jadeite rough stones for sale. In addition, there is the Tiantian Jianbao app, which is not only appraised by experts, but also broadcast live from the source and resold on the spot. Have a certain authority and credibility, quality and purchase are guaranteed.

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Common varieties include Laokeng jadeite, ice jadeite and water jadeite.

Black ice ink painting species

Emerald in ink painting

Emerald in ink painting

Black ice is a kind of gray-black to dark-black jadeite, more than 98% of which is jadeite, belonging to a single mineral rock with dense and delicate structure. Black is formed when jadeite is formed under the surface, which is often formed by the infiltration of organic carbon.

Black ice schist is mainly produced in Pagan Mine, Myanmar, and black ice raw materials can also be seen in auctions in Naypyidaw and Yangon, Myanmar.

In the industry, because of its black texture, it looks like an ink landscape painting, and the old experts also call it "the ink painting of jadeite".

Cui Mo

Cui Mo

Cui Mo (two)

At first glance, it is shiny black, which can easily be mistaken for jet or other black gems in dushan jade. It is dark oily under natural light, translucent and dark green under transmitted light, especially the thin jet, which has a gratifying color under transmitted light. Burmese people use the "lover's shadow" to describe the black jade, and China people named it "Cui Mo".

Hong Fei

Bright red or orange emeralds are easy to see in the market. The color of Hong Fei was formed after the formation of jadeite crystals, which was caused by hematite impregnation. It is characterized by bright red or crimson, and a good red Fei has good color, glass luster and translucent transparency. Hongfei products are often mid-range or low-grade goods, but there are also high-grade Hongfei products: bright color, delicate texture, very beautiful, loved by people, with auspicious colors.

polished section

It is characterized by dark green or dark green under natural light, rough texture and dry head.

Huang Zongfei

Emeralds with colors ranging from yellow to brownish yellow or brownish yellow have low transparency. Jade articles of this series of colors can be seen everywhere in the market. Their colors are also formed after the formation of jadeite crystals, often distributed on the red layer, which is caused by limonite impregnation. In the market, the value of Hong Fei is higher than that of yellow jadeite, while that of Huangfei is higher than that of brown jadeite, followed by brown jadeite. But there are also cases where the price is different from the routine because of people's love and unique jewelry. There are two kinds of yellow jadeite, yellow to brown, generally called autumn species, like crops in autumn harvest season, brown to brown, also called sauce glaze species, and the color is like sauce glaze of porcelain, also called old species.

Bashanyu

"Bashan Jade" is a kind of "brick material", with coarse crystal material, loose structure, dry water and poor bottom, but rich colors, such as lavender, light green, green or blue gray. It is a special low-grade jade, containing amphibole, albite and other minerals.

Gan Qing species

Sodium chrome pyroxene (also known as meteorite chrome pyroxene) can't be formed on the earth, and it has only been found in meteorites.

It turns out that sodalite is what Hong Kong experts call Gan Qing jadeite. It is different from ordinary jadeite. Its chemical composition is NaCrSi2O6, its hardness is Grade 5, its refractive index is 1.75 and its specific gravity is 3.5. Because of its high chromium content, bright color, poor transparency and coarse particles, experts call it Gan Qing Emerald.

Gan Qing jadeite is green and pleasing to the eye, pure and flawless, almost the same as the darker jadeite, sometimes dark. No matter whether the color is dark or light, Gan Qing, which is dominated by sodalite, has a relatively low hardness, so the color is dull and weak, which is one of the obvious differences between it and ordinary jadeite. The outstanding shortcomings of jadeite planted in Gan Qing are poor transparency, weak sunlight irradiation ability, rough texture, dry bottom and rough sound of striking the original stone. Chromite inclusions with metallic luster are common on the surface of Gan Qing.

Tielongsheng

Jade flakes full of green. Its mineral resources were discovered in 1990, mined in 1994, and almost dried up in 2000, especially in the market.

Tielongsheng is a kind of medium-grade jadeite, which is bright green, but with different shades, poor transparency and loose structure. Columnar crystals are arranged in a certain direction and can often be seen in the market. "Tielongsheng" is pronounced in white Burmese, and the Burmese word "Tielongsheng" means full green.

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