What is chrysotile asbestos?
Chlorite, also known as green agate, is a kind of precious stone. The English word chrysoprase comes from the Greek words chrysos and prason, which mean gold and leeks. A fibrous time containing nickel, usually apple green. Chlorite is rare and charming in color. It is one of the most valuable minerals in season and is easily confused with jadeite. After processing, hemispherical jewelry can rival amethyst. Emerald contains chromium, so it appears beautiful green; Chrysotile is green because it contains nickel. It is reported that nickel will form flakes in the minerals like talc. Serpentine containing nickel or other ophiolite containing magnesium and iron, after long-term weathering and laterization, forms chrysotile. In Australia's chrysotile producing areas, these minerals exist with brown goethite and other iron oxides in magnesite-rich soil covered with iron and silicon.
Efficacy and function of chrysotile asbestos
Efficacy one
Green is a natural and healthy color. According to scientific research and foreign literature, chalcedony has an excellent effect on binocular health care, which can reduce the shortcomings of binocular vision, especially chrysotile. Other chrysotile is also helpful to gallbladder, blood circulation system, liver, bones and bladder. Together, it also has the ability to rejuvenate people's body and mind, restore energy and improve their natural self-healing ability.
Efficacy two
Chrysotile can help relieve depression and anxiety, and bring happiness and self-insight. Can improve memory, reduce anxiety, and can be carried around. It can also adapt the brain to emergencies. Chalcedony is the representative of the moon and is closely related to water, so it is said that it can prevent drowning and accidental attacks and prevent the intrusion of witchcraft. The ancient Romans believed that wearing chalcedony could ward off evil spirits, keep peace and prevent some negative energy injuries, and it was also an excellent amulet for people who often traveled abroad.
Efficacy three
Chrysotile asbestos has an excellent beauty beauty effect on human body. If worn for a long time, it can promote human blood circulation, adjust the old and promote the new, and balance female hormone excretion. Green gems usually indicate wealth, and wearing chrysotile can fully promote wealth. Taken together, agate is one of the seven treasures of Buddhism, so chrysotile also has a strong role in ward off evil spirits, which is often beneficial to physical and mental health.
How to choose chrysotile asbestos?
Purchase method 1
The difference between texture and color. Structurally, chrysotile is an aggregate of aphanitic, so it has no structural characteristics; Observing the green jadeite with a magnifying glass, we can find the typical columnar and granular structure. In terms of color, the green color of green jadeite is bright and bright, and the color pulse and color root change, which are not available in chrysotile, and the color of chrysotile is light yellow and uniform.
Purchase method 2
The internal structure of chrysotile asbestos is not easy to find. Although it is extremely exquisite, it has a remarkable sense of concavity and convexity. Chlorophyll will feel light. The sound announced when knocking is relatively dull, chalcedony belongs to timely jade, and most of the chrysotile asbestos seen on the market now is dyed, so it is necessary to remind the vast number of chrysotile enthusiasts to be cautious when choosing accessories.
How to maintain chrysotile asbestos
1. chrysotile is a quasi-crystalline jade formed by the hydrate of silicon dioxide, so it is necessary to avoid overheating such as excessive sunlight to avoid dehydration damage of chrysotile jewelry.
2. Although the Mohs hardness of chrysotile is high, chrysotile is fragile, and chrysotile jewelry is easily broken if it collides with hard objects. Therefore, when doing rough work or sports, chrysoprase jewelry should be removed and preserved.
Try not to touch soap, perfume, chemicals, etc. Chlorite jewelry to avoid erosion.