Emerald color spectrum? If you like it, you can understand it!

1. Green

Green is the supreme color of jade. As green jade has a long historical and cultural status and has accumulated profound social aesthetic trends, contemporary jade enthusiasts all regard "green" as the imperial color of jade. Within the green color system, it is also divided into light green (bean green), positive green, emerald green (imperial green and emerald), dark green (oil green), blue-green (blue water), and dark green (black jadeite).

2. Purple

Purple has always been loved by people for its mystery. Since ancient times, purple has been endowed with the "color of emperors" in mythological culture and historical culture because it has an innate dignity that is "unmissable". If a piece of jade raw material has both pure purple color and good texture and water content, it is truly one in a million! Purple jade is also called "spring" or "violet" jade. Purple jade with a reddish hue is called red spring, and purple jade with a bluish hue is called purple spring.

3. Yellow

Yellow jade can also be divided into two categories: yellow jade and jade yellow. Yellow jade is jade with mainly jade color (brown-red) with a yellow hue; jade yellow is jade with mainly yellow hue with a brown hue. The yellowest can be chestnut yellow, chicken oil yellow and lemon yellow. Within the industry, if paired with better quality, the value of these three types of yellow jadeite is relatively high and can even reach the level of collection. The most common craftsmanship of yellow jadeite in the market is "color separation": ice-white jade body and yellow skin.

4. Red

Commonly known as "red jadeite", red jadeite is very rare to appear in jade jewelry and handicraft carvings. The brightness of red is closely related to the water head and texture. The longer the water head and the finer the texture, the brighter the color; the shorter the water head, the duller the color. If subdivided, red jade can be divided into four types: blood red, bright red, orange red and pink, from high to low quality.

5. Black

As you can see, black is an outlier in the jade color spectrum. It is a jade color with extreme value. It is either famous in the industry as ice glass bracelets with black floating flowers, or it appears in the corner of the warehouse as black brick material. There is also a more controversial saying that black jadeite is black jade. If classified in this way, a shining member will be added to the black jade. The value and market popularity of black jade are currently high. It is black but not ink-like, translucent and rich green, without any flaws or dark spots. It is no difficulty for it to be ranked among the ranks of high-end collectibles!

6. Colorless

White jade is not ranked among the "Snow White" in value rankings. Because its composition is relatively simple, the grains are coarse and the structure is loose, the jade texture it is paired with is generally glutinous or bean-type, and ice type rarely appears. Among all white jadeite, the most popular one is undoubtedly the white-based green jadeite. The rich and dense white base is combined with a bright and spicy green color. The best white-based green jadeite can even reach the collection level. It is regarded as the "people-friendly princess" among white jadeite.

With the upgrading of science and technology and technological innovation, counterfeiting methods such as jade dyeing and purification are becoming increasingly new and unpredictable, like a cunning enemy in the jungle, with various disguises. In order to accurately hit the target amidst the dazzling array of truth and falsehood, an excellent sniper needs an aiming eyepiece with precise scales, and a jade investor cannot do without a pair of bright eyes! Do enough basic color homework, keep a normal mind, neither lukewarm nor agitated, so that you can aim at the real "color" and seize the "God-given opportunity" that passes by in the blink of an eye!

fruit

fcgc33