Burmese jadeite, the one and only me, flawed but beautiful!

I am a piece of jade, formed by unique geological action billions of years ago. I am extremely beautiful, and my beauty will never age. I have been a treasure handed down from generation to generation. As people's aesthetic values ​​continue to improve, the sales of jadeite are getting higher and higher, but I am still very distressed because many people misunderstand my own blood vessels, moles and scars as flaws. There is nothing perfect in the world, and I am no exception. However, some small flaws are natural and do not affect my value.

I also want to find a master to follow. While realizing my own values ​​of decoration, safety, and health, I also hope to be "supported". However, I feel very wronged when I am misunderstood. In order to redress my grievances, today I will explain to you my "blood vessels, moles, and scars":

My Scar - Stone Pattern

When I was born, I experienced countless movements of Mother Earth. Countless squeezing, collisions, and pulling caused my own crystallization to be destroyed and cracks to form. A scar gradually heals with the passage of time, and the collagen is restored, but a scar is left. This is my healed fissure, commonly known as stone pattern.

Color root is one of my many attributes. In our world where color is king, color root becomes particularly important!

My mole - impurities

When I am invaded by secondary minerals and the cracks heal underground, I will see something similar to moles on the human face. Most of these substances are compounds of divalent iron or trivalent iron. In fact, the iron element in the impurities is very beneficial to the human body. Although it may affect the appearance, it actually has a good health care effect.

My uniqueness lies in my spirituality. As the saying goes, "People take care of jade for ten years, and jade takes care of people for a lifetime." The "taking care of people" here is not just for health care, but more for warding off evil and keeping peace.