Imperial green, royal purple, and golden jadeite, how high is their collection value?

There are also outstanding ones among jadeite. People don’t need to have seen them to feel their nobility, dignity and dazzling brilliance from their names. They are imperial green, royal purple and golden jadeite. Just as the names of these jades suggest, they occupy the high-end area of ​​the jade market, making them out of reach for many people. After all, they are really too expensive!

Imperial Green

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Imperial Green is a true and rich green, and like emerald, it has a hint of blue, but without any color cast.

Imperial green is the best and most valuable green color of jade, also known as emerald green, giving people a sense of noble beauty.

Generally speaking, among the numerous jadeite raw stones, only the glass-type jadeite with sufficient water content and deep color can become imperial green jadeite. Other types of jadeite with slightly inferior water content and color cannot be considered imperial green. Imperial green is a type of jade that has the best quality in terms of water quality, color and flaws, and has naturally become the most popular type of jade in the jade market.

Moreover, imperial green is a very unique color. In sunlight, it appears as a solemn lake green color, which looks similar to lake blue at first glance, emerald green under strong light, and sunny green under digital flash, with unpredictable changes.

It is this natural color feature that makes the imperial green jadeite have a mysterious attraction, as if seeing the vigorous vitality of nature in the water, the continuous growth of leaves, the continuous extension and climbing of vines, and the dazzling green finally settles in the meantime.

Royal Purple

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Royal also refers to dynasty, and purple symbolizes dignity and grandeur in traditional Chinese culture, just like the purple air coming from the east that describes the emperor’s fortune. Therefore, we can imagine how noble and rare royal purple jadeite is.

Like the imperial green among greens, royal purple is the most valuable color in the jade purple grade and also the rarest color. Royal purple is pure, rich and bright in color, with relatively high saturation and brightness, meeting the standards of rich, positive, positive and uniform color of jadeite. Just one glance can make people feel its elegance, luxury and atmosphere.

This color is even rarer in jadeite than imperial green. It is highly collectible and basically only appears in very few museums or auctions.

The royal purple jade is also very attractive. It combines elegance, mystery, romance and melancholy. The light reflected from different angles exudes different charming atmospheres, attracting people to constantly imagine and reminisce. It is beautiful and poetic.

Golden Jade

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Yellow jadeite is red jadeite mixed with a more obvious yellow color. Depending on the degree of yellow, the color value can range from brown-red, orange-red to light yellow. Among them, chestnut yellow, chicken-oil yellow and lemon yellow are the most valuable, and light yellow is the most common.

High-quality yellow jade is extremely rare, and natural and high-quality yellow jade is called golden jade in the industry.

During the dynasties of ancient China, emperors respected yellow as the primary color, and the dragon robes they wore were also called yellow robes. The orange or honey-colored yellow jade is not only beautiful and attractive, but also reveals the noble aura that has been passed down since ancient times. Therefore, yellow jadeite with high quality and good water content is very collectible.

Of course, although golden jadeite is not as famous as imperial green and royal purple in the market, the word "gold" can undoubtedly show its noble temperament. Moreover, the sparkling yellow color of golden jade is full of hope and vitality.

In addition, the warm light reflected by golden jadeite at different angles is like ears of wheat in the field, swaying in the wind, with a charming luster and is also very attractive.

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