Purple, the royal color among jade!

Purple represents the symbol of wealth and luxury, and purple jade has always been favored and loved by oriental women.

Violet jade jewelry is noble, elegant, charming and charming.

- Royal Purple -

Royal purple refers to a rich, pure purple color. Its color tone is very pure, thus showing a sense of wealth, grace and generosity. This kind of purple is actually very rare and belongs to the theoretical grade jadeite. Even among purple jadeite, it is hard to find one in a hundred miles, and it has extremely high collection value.

- Red Purple -

Red-purple jade jewelry is a purple color that tends to the red hue of jadeite. Usually, this kind of red-purple color is not strong in jade jewelry, but light, and it is rare to see high-concentration red-purple jade. Among purple jadeite, although the color of red-purple jadeite is light, it is not the most common, so as long as red-purple jadeite appears on the market, its value is very high.

- Blue Purple -

Blue-purple jade jewelry, also called eggplant purple jade, is a purple that tends to be blue in color. This kind of blue-purple jade has a great variation in color, ranging from light blue-purple to dark blue-purple. It is the most common type of purple in jade. When the color of blue-purple jade jewelry is very rich, it will have a gray-blue feeling. Even if such jade is very transparent and has a lot of water, it will still make people feel that the brightness is not very outstanding.

- Pink Purple -

Pink purple jade gives people a very playful feeling and is a relatively common light purple color. The hue of pink purple jadeite can be reddish or bluish, but it will not reach the level of red purple jadeite and blue purple jadeite. The pink and purple jade jewelry gives people a very obvious feeling in color. Pink and purple jade jewelry usually only appears on jade that is very watery, smooth, fine-grained and transparent.

- Violet -

Violet jade can be said to be the most common purple jade. The color can be as rich as violet flowers, or as light as morning glory. Violet jade sometimes appears together with green, forming a spring-colored hue, which is the typical standard of violet jade.

"Red, green, emerald and purple are the most valuable" is a phrase often said by jade lovers. The unique "violet" variety of jade is gradually attracting the attention of the world, especially female consumers, for its moisture, elegance and intelligence. Zi Fei is like a girl kept in seclusion, exuding a unique and elegant charm...

Purple jade is rich and elegant, light purple jade appears fresh and elegant, and bright red jade gives people a solemn and rich feeling.

The output of purple jade is not particularly large. Generally, the brighter and more uniform the color, the higher its value. This is a brief introduction to violet jade. I hope you will have the opportunity to find the violet jade that suits you!

How to identify?

First of all, let us share some common sense: you cannot rely on color to determine the authenticity of purple jadeite!

In the jade market, since high- and medium-range green jadeite is often counterfeited, such as C-grade jadeite, and dark purple jadeite is rare, some people believe that dark purple jadeite is a product of artificial counterfeiting. However, this concept of distinguishing the authenticity of color by the depth and intensity of purple is incorrect.

So, is there any artificially dyed purple jade on the market?

Of course! Here are two methods of identification : One is to use a magnifying glass to observe the relationship between the distribution of purple and the structure. If the color is evenly distributed, there is no accumulation in cracks and loose areas, and the jade is pure, then there is basically no big problem. If it is artificially dyed, impurities will be seen penetrating into the tiny cracks of the jade texture, and there will be accumulation in places with loose structure, and the color concentration will gradually fade from the surface to the inside or to the sides of the cracks.

Second, you can observe it with the help of ultraviolet lamp (ultraviolet fluorescent lamp). Natural purple jade generally has no fluorescent reaction under ultraviolet light; while dyed purple jade often has a more obvious fluorescence under ultraviolet light.

Regarding these two identification methods, the editor reminds that it is best to use magnification inspection as the main method and ultraviolet fluorescent light inspection as the auxiliary method, because some high-quality imitation jadeite is difficult to reveal its original form even under ultraviolet light. Therefore, if you lack professional knowledge of jadeite, you will not be able to tell its authenticity just by using ultraviolet light!

Finally, if you want to find natural jade jewelry that is not only to your liking, authentic, and has appreciation value, the safest way is to choose a reliable seller!

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