Briefly talk about the oily green jadeite.

The quality, color and texture of jade are varied and extremely complex. Jade of different colors and textures are combined together to get jade with different names. Today we will briefly talk about what the oily green jadeite is like.

If you are looking at the color of the oily green jadeite, you can divide it into many types. One is a dark blue hue with good water head. This tone of oily green does not have a green hue. The color of this tone of jadeite tends to be dark and the tone is dull. The color observed under the light is also gray-blue. There is also a kind of oil green with a bluish-green hue, which appears green under the light.

The color of Oil Green Jade can also change from dark to light, or from light to dark. The lighter Oil Green Jade is relatively dull and dim, weaker, and its visual impact will be relatively weakened, giving people a sense of comfort.

Oily green jadeite is divided into primary oily green and secondary oily green. Primary oily green jade is a mid-to-high-end jade with a high price, while secondary oily green jade is a mid-to-low-end jade with a relatively low price. The original oil cyan color is uniform and soft, and the color tone appears blue-green under transmitted light and will not diverge or fade. Among the raw oil green jadeite, the more expensive one is ice oil jadeite.

Among the many types of jade, although the oily green jade is not eye-catching, the ice-type oily green jade with good texture has a fine and smooth texture, a dense and hard structure, full of water, a glossy surface, and is translucent to transparent. Its grains are difficult to distinguish with the naked eye, and it is also the object of choice for many people.