Characteristics of each field of jadeite rough
Explanation of each field of jadeite rough stones.
Due to its geographical location and geological conditions, the fields of jadeite rough have formed their own unique characteristics. Understanding the characteristics of each site is essential to identify the quality and value of jadeite rough. This article will briefly introduce several famous jadeite rough stone quarries and their characteristics.
1. Hpakant Field.
Hpakant is one of the most famous farms in history, with a long history of mining, and belongs to the earlier sites. Due to the long period of mining, the high-quality rough resources have been gradually depleted, resulting in a significant reduction in production. The jadeite rough skin shell at the mouth of Hpakant Field is thicker, gray-white, yellow-white and other colors, mostly wax skin or sand skin, the water is better, and the cracks are less. Therefore, Hpakant jadeite rough is one of the more high-grade jadeite rough stones on the market.
Second, Mowan base field entrance.
Mowanji is located in the northeast of Hpakantchangkou, and the jadeite rough produced is mainly black skin, mostly wax skin or sand skin, with delicate texture and rich color. The jadeite rough at the mouth of Mowan Jichangkou is very popular in the market, and it is also relatively high.
3. Mu Nachangkou.
Muna is a historic site known for producing high-quality jadeite. Most of the jadeite rough stones in Mu Nachangkou are fine sand skins, and a few are coarse sand skins, the color is mainly light green or white, the texture is delicate, and the cracks are less. Muna jadeite rough is one of the representatives of high-quality jadeite on the market.
Fourth, the entrance of the Damakan field.
Located in the lower reaches of the Ulu River, Damakan is a typical alluvial deposit, and the jadeite rough produced is characterized by thin skin, good roundness, and mostly yellow and red sand skins. The jadeite rough in Damakanchangkou is more common in the market, and its colors are rich and diverse, from light green to dark green, and the texture is also relatively delicate.
5. Houjiangchangkou.
The Houjiang River is located on a tributary on the north side of the Ulu River and belongs to the relatively new field mouth. The jadeite rough in Houjiangchangkou is characterized by thin skin, small size, delicate texture and less cracks. The color of Houjiang jadeite rough is relatively rich, from light green to dark green, but it is mainly white and light green. Due to the high quality of the jadeite rough in Houjiangchangkou, it is also more popular in the market.
The above is only a brief introduction to some of the famous fields of jadeite rough, each of which has its own characteristics and identification methods. For buyers, understanding the characteristics of each site can help to better identify the quality and value of jadeite rough. At the same time, buying jadeite rough needs to be treated with caution, and it is best to seek the help of a professional.