It is a special variety of jade, also known as "Chun" in the jewelry industry.

Violet jade is a purple jade with a color like violet flowers. It is a special variety of jade. The jewelry industry calls violet "Chun" or "Spring Color". The purple color of this kind of jade is generally lighter. "Spring Color" can be divided into three grades according to its color: high, medium and low. They are divided into red spring, purple spring and blue spring. Red spring is more valuable, and purple spring is slightly lower. If you get the blue spring of the strange pile (blue jade), the price change will be more elastic. Although it is not the best, it is a variety that jade collectors are willing to collect. Therefore, it is not necessarily the case that all violets are valuable or top quality. They must also be comprehensively evaluated based on quality indicators such as texture, transparency, and craftsmanship.

The purple color on jade is generally not deep. The jade industry divides the purple in jade into pink purple, eggplant purple and blue purple according to the different shades of purple. Pink purple usually has a finer texture and better transparency, followed by eggplant purple, while blue purple usually has a coarser texture and can also be called purple beans.

"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...

Violets symbolize eternal beauty. Legend has it that Venus, the goddess of love and beauty, shed tears on the ground when her lover went away reluctantly. The tears then sprouted and grew branches the following spring, producing beautiful and fragrant flowers. These are violets. The mysterious legend created the charming violet, and also gave the violet jade bracelet a mysterious and noble temperament. This icy jade bracelet also presents a violet color and appears crystal clear under the light. It is not difficult to see its inner natural texture, which is natural and orderly, and implicit and restrained.

In ancient China, purple was the color of Taoism and the worship of ancient emperors. The so-called "purple air coming from the east" and "purple clothes and sash" are reflections of the status of purple, so purple has become a symbol of mystery, wealth and splendor. Violet jewelry is as purple as smoke and noble as a concubine walking slowly. Perhaps because of this, violet jade jewelry is particularly popular among women in the East and the West. Violet jadeite, when viewed under normal yellow light, will appear a darker purple. When purchasing and collecting, it is best to view it under the natural light of a standard sunny day. Jadeite with fine texture, high transparency and deep purple color is hard to find and is especially favored by Europeans and Americans.

Purple is widely distributed in jade, and can often be seen on jade with not much green. However, most of the colors are lighter and distributed in patches, with blurred boundaries with white jade, and are often interspersed with green jade. Structurally, purple jade is mostly medium to coarse grains in the shape of columns to long columns. Some purple jade grains can be giant, up to 10 mm long. The particles are tightly bound together, so the purple part of the same piece of jade is often more transparent than the white part. In chronological order, purple jade belongs to an earlier generation of jade, but is later than white jade of the same era. Purple jade is often in an angular state and surrounded by white jade. It is generally believed that better and more green does not appear in purple jade.