Mysterious violet jadeite - the first choice for collectors

When strolling around the jade market, the most common jades you see are green, white, or green and white. In the jade market, there has always been a tradition of valuing green. Therefore, we often believe that only green jade is valuable, or that there is only green jade in the world. But in recent years, people have higher and higher requirements for jade, and are increasingly pursuing individuality in their own dressing. As a result, some other colors of jade are gradually attracting people's attention, including violet jade.

The color of violet jade is very close to that of violet flowers. According to the different shades of purple, violet jade can be divided into three types: pink purple, eggplant purple, and blue purple. Generally speaking, pink purple has the finest texture and the best transparency, followed by eggplant purple, and blue purple has the coarsest texture. However, this does not mean that the quality of blue purple is poor. Depending on the texture, transparency, and craftsmanship level, the price of blue purple has a large fluctuation space. It is also a variety that collectors prefer.

The reason why violet jade is so popular among people is closely related to the Chinese people's admiration for the color purple. In ancient times, purple was a symbol of identity and status. It was a color loved and worshipped by ancient emperors. As the saying goes, "Purple Air Comes from the East", purple represents auspiciousness and blessing. In addition, purple also has the meaning of mystery and nobility. Wearing violet jade can show one's identity and temperament. Due to the gradual depletion of jade mineral resources, violet jade is becoming more and more rare and precious, and naturally its price is also rising year by year.

At present, the prices of violet jadeite on the market vary greatly. The cheap ones only cost a few hundred yuan, while the expensive ones cost tens of millions! The reason for this is, of course, because there are differences in water, color, transparency, etc. among the violet jadeite.

In addition, we must also be clear that violet jade, like green jade, has been artificially dyed. Artificially dyed jade is not Class A jade. Its color distribution is unnatural and uneven, and there is accumulation. Since artificially dyed jade contains a variety of toxic chemicals, wearing it for a long time will have adverse effects on human health.

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