Will the color of jade grow?

If jade is worn for a long time, will its color grow or even magnify? A few days ago, a jade friend asked me that he had a Buddha statue. Originally, there was a little green on the belly, but in the past two days, he suddenly found that it became bigger and floated outside. It was not smooth to the touch. He asked me what was going on. When he bought the Buddha statue, it looked like the one in the picture.

Later it was re-inlaid and became like the one in the picture, but inlaying will definitely not affect the quality and color of the jade. Another possibility is that it is a B-grade jade, or the wax was boiled too thick and fell off, but this thing does not have any characteristics of a B-grade jade, and material of this quality will not be boiled with wax.

I thought about this for a long time and couldn't figure it out. Then the next day, this jade friend told me that he had removed the green piece. I quickly asked him what happened, and he told me that a piece of vegetable leaf was stuck on it. Let me emphasize again about this matter today that the color and floating flowers of jade are formed after billions of years of geological movements.

We wear it for several years or even decades and it is impossible for it to change. The reason why some people feel that the color of their jade has become more colorful is that you often wear it close to your skin, and sweat penetrates into the gaps of jade. Water droplets are round spheres, which act as a magnifying glass, giving you a visual effect of more colors. If one day the color of your jade suddenly becomes very big, remember to check it with your hands first.