2. Burmese jadeite is mainly produced in Houjiang, Pagang and Meng Gong. Houjiang River is divided into old Houjiang River and new Houjiang River, both of which are produced in river bed scouring. Among them, Laohoujiang is produced at the bottom of the impact layer, and the jadeite skin produced is grayish green and yellow, and the individual is very small, mostly below 0.3 kg, with good water quality and good foundation.
3. Myanmar is the origin of gems in the world, rich in rubies, sapphires and emeralds. Burmese emeralds are mainly produced in Meng Gong and Pagan areas in northern Myanmar, and were once popular in China in the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. Myanmar jadeite has high preservation and collection value because of its high hardness and smoothness.
4. The jadeite mining area in Myanmar is mainly located in the upper reaches of the Wulong River in the northwest of Meng Gong in northern Myanmar, with a length of about 250km and a width of about 15km, covering an area of more than 3,000 square kilometers. The jadeite produced in different pits of each mine has its own characteristics. Pagan: It is a famous historical pit, which was first mined.
5. Houjiang. Houjiang Changkou is located on the bank of a tributary on the north side of the Ulu River in Myanmar, and is divided into two changkou, the old Houjiang and the new Houjiang. The jadeite produced in Houjiangchangkou is famous for its delicate and moist texture, high grade rate and full color rate, especially light green. Heretic.
6. The origin of Burmese jadeite is generally in Houjiang River, which is subdivided into Old Houjiang River and New Houjiang River. Pagang is one of the earliest mining areas; Gray cards are mainly gray-green and gray-black, with different transparency; Ma Meng; Chopping wood; Wipe the post; Self-wall; Longtang; Massa; Despair, etc.