Is jade not natural if it has no cotton? The cotton in jade has actually become a factor that increases the value of jade!

The cotton in jade will affect the water head of jade. The more obvious the cotton is, the more it will affect people's evaluation of the water head of jade.

The cotton in jade is some impurities or some tiny cracks. Therefore, jade with more or more concentrated cotton will affect the transparency of jade and reduce its overall beauty.

On the contrary, the quality of jade also has a certain influence on cotton.

Under natural light, the cotton in jadeite with good water quality and high transparency, such as glass-type jadeite, is particularly obvious. This kind of cotton is also called "snowflake cotton" and has a beautiful artistic conception.

However, no cotton is generally visible in glutinous and bean-type jadeite.

The presence of cotton has some impact on the color of jade. Cotton will affect the penetration and diffusion of jade color.

First of all, if the cotton in jade is dense, it will cover the color of jade and make the color of jade unable to penetrate.

The more cotton there is, the lower the light transmittance of the jade.

Secondly, cotton will affect the mapping of jade color inside the flesh, that is, it will affect the diffusion of jade color or color roots inside.

However, if it is jade with good water content, even if there are cottons, the color can still be diffused.