Some jade bracelets are purple. What is that?

A little purple in the jade bracelet represents the violet bracelet in the jade. This kind of jade bracelet belongs to a variety. The general concept is that the bracelet is green, but there are also purple and blue in it. These belong to different kinds of jade, depending on personal preference.

The purple color of emerald is formed by the chromogenic element manganese. Manganese ions can make some minerals appear purplish red, which belongs to the primary color. In the industry, some colors of purple are also called "spring colors", and jade is purple. Purple jade is also a favorite color, and its popularity is second only to others.

Normal. Emeralds smell purple, and I've met them. There are two colors: physical color and chemical color. It may be a physical color. That is, there is no such color in itself, and the color that appears due to the refraction angle of light is related to the surface molecular structure.

Emerald is purple, usually called violet. If a piece of material has violet and other colors, it is called spring. If there are three colors, it is called spring ribbon color. In spring, banded colored materials and better water planting often cost more than single color.

Violets in jadeite are also called spring. If your jade is blue, white and purple, it can also be called "three knots", then there is room for appreciation.

How long do you think it will take a stone with a hardness of 5-7 (jade is better than glass) to invade the water? Think for yourself. About your bracelet, I guess the original polishing faded, revealing its true background color.