Jadeite Imperial Green, do you like this ultimate green beauty?

Many friends who know about jade should know a saying: "Jade is most valuable when it is green." Because green jade can usually give people a fresh and natural feeling, and green is the original color of jade. Wearing green jade can give people a graceful and luxurious temperament. However, because the green color of jade has different names depending on the depth of the color, it is very difficult to distinguish what kind it is. So today I will share with you a very valuable green jade, which has a very domineering name - Imperial Green!

So what is imperial green jadeite? Let’s find out together!

As the so-called imperial green jadeite, if you understand it from a professional perspective, imperial green, as the name suggests, refers to those jades with very positive and rich green color, the same appearance color as emerald, and it is so green that it is oily, and there is a blue tone in the green but without any color cast. Industry experts say that Imperial Green is the most pure and valuable green among all jadeite. It is also known as Emerald in the industry. This kind of jadeite conveys a sense of noble beauty and is very popular among people.

Imperial green is a unique color. It appears a solemn lake green color under sunlight, which looks similar to lake blue at first glance. It appears emerald green under strong light and sunny green under digital flash. Its color is unpredictable. Strictly speaking, imperial green refers specifically to old pit glass-type jadeite that appears emerald in color. Due to low output and exhaustion of mining resources, prices have been rising year by year. Generally speaking, among the 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 jadeite usually has a vitreous luster and is translucent or transparent. Jade comes in various colors because it contains different coloring ions: usually white, red, green and purple. Yellow, pink, etc. The pure one without impurities is white. If it contains chromium, it will appear soft and bright light green or dark green, which is called emerald. This variety is the most precious and is highly cherished and loved by people.

Imperial green jadeite is commonly found in glass-type jadeite. Of course, ice-type jadeite and glutinous jadeite also have imperial green jadeite. In the market, the imperial green jadeite we can see are generally imperial green jadeite ring faces, imperial green jadeite bracelets and some small flower pieces. Each piece of imperial green jadeite is the best among jadeite and is highly praised by consumers who love jade. However, the price of imperial green jadeite is also very high. Sometimes a glass-type imperial green ring face can be sold for tens of thousands of yuan.

Because imperial green jade is one of the most rare and expensive jade varieties and its value is very high, you need to be especially careful when purchasing imperial green jade. Generally speaking, imperial green jadeite is rarely sold in some ordinary jade markets and some small-scale jewelry stores. So if you really see imperial green jadeite in some small-scale jade markets, be careful to identify its authenticity. Do not mistake very green Australian jade for imperial green jadeite. Very green Australian jade looks very similar to imperial green jadeite, but the density of Australian jade is small, and it does not have the heavy feeling of jadeite in your hand.

In addition, you should also pay attention to identifying some green glass that is artificially molded to imitate imperial green jadeite, and some jadeite with artificial green film. This kind of coated jadeite is itself colorless or light-colored jadeite, and by being covered with a green film, the color of the jadeite is made greener. Therefore, when purchasing imperial green jadeite, you should pay attention to identification and ask the merchant to produce an appraisal certificate issued by a regular national jewelry appraisal agency.

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