The main differences between agate, jadeite, and jade are in composition, appearance, luster, hardness, and value.
1.Ingredients: The main component of jadeite and jade is silicate, while the main component of agate is silica.
2.Appearance: The color of jadeite is mainly green, white and purple, with strong luster, hard and brittle texture; The color of jade is mainly white, green, yellow, cyan, etc., with soft luster and delicate and warm texture; Agate is dominated by red, yellow, blue, green, etc., with a soft and diverse luster, a hard texture but a unique texture and pattern.
3.Luster: The luster of jadeite is the strongest, the luster of jade is soft, and the luster of agate is relatively weak.
4.Hardness: The hardness of both jadeite and jade is higher than that of agate, with jadeite having the highest hardness, followed by jade, while agate has a relatively low hardness.
5.Value: Generally speaking, jadeite has the highest **, followed by jade, and finally agate. This is because the production of jadeite is relatively low, and high-quality jadeite is even rarer. Whereas, the yield of jade and agate is relatively high, so the ** is relatively low.
Overall, these three gemstones have their own characteristics and can be chosen according to one's preferences and needs when choosing.
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