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Identification method of purple turquoise jade

Violets grow jadeite (also known as violet jade). There is a saying in the industry that "red flies, green and purple are expensive".

Yu Pei's color changes a little after wearing it, but it doesn't necessarily turn red. The red and green violets in jadeite have the color of violets themselves and have not changed. Purple was called imperial color in ancient China. From the Emperor Wei Zi to the Forbidden City, from the purple gas that Laozi went through customs to the purple ribbon, purple jade shows the sacred and noble status of purple. Real high-quality purple jade is not as good as green jade.

Purple jade is also called violet jade, which is used to be called "spring" in the industry. This very special jade is generally lighter in color, like the purple of violet flowers, hence its name.

Purple jadeite will appear purple when viewed in general yellow light, so it is best to watch it in the natural light of standard sunny days when purchasing and collecting. However, jadeite with fine texture, high transparency and deep purple is hard to find, and it is especially influenced by Europeans and Americans.

bluish violet

Refers to a rich and pure purple, its color and tone are pure, saturation is generally high, brightness is medium, thus showing a rich and attractive, elegant beauty. In fact, this kind of purple is rare and belongs to theoretical jadeite. Even in purple jadeite, it is difficult to find one of them, which has high collection value.

Red and purple

This is a kind of purple that prefers the color of Hong Fei. Its color saturation is usually medium, and it is rare to see a type with high saturation. It is not common in purple jadeite, and its value is highly recognized.

bluish violet

It is a kind of purple with blue, and its saturation varies greatly, from light blue purple to deep blue purple. It is a common type of purple jade, and the jargon is called "eggplant purple". When the saturation is high, the color often feels gray-blue, and the brightness is generally lower than other types.

violet

It is the most common commercial jadeite. Purple is from medium depth to light color. This purple color often appears in some jadeites with coarse or fine texture, and sometimes it appears together with green to form the so-called "spring band color", which is the standard color of violet jadeite.

Pink purple

It is a kind of light purple, which can feel reddish or blue, but it can't reach the degree of red or blue purple. Although its purple color is still obvious, its saturation is relatively low. It often appears in some jadeites with good water head and delicate texture, and its commercial value is the lowest among all purple sands.