The places where the original jadeite stone can be found are mainly concentrated in Ruili, Longchuan, Yingjiang, Tengchong and Wan Ding jadeite trading markets in northern Myanmar and the border between China and Myanmar. Although the origin of jadeite is in Myanmar, the country with the largest consumption of jadeite in the world is China, so the border between China and Myanmar has become an important place for the jadeite raw stone market.
There are three kinds of jadeite original stones in Myanmar: Houjiang, which is dominated by water stones and has a very delicate texture; Mu Na, famous for its uniform and full colors; Wipe the hillock, the skin is rough, but there are few impurities; The card has the characteristics of thin shell, many cracks and mixed skin color. Paganism, the surface is very granular, thin and dense.
Jade rough stones can go to Ruili: this is a small town on the border between China and Myanmar, where countless jade rough stones from Myanmar enter the domestic market, which is the first stop for Myanmar jadeite to enter China. Now there are two relatively large jade markets in Ruili: Gao Jie Mall and Jewelry Street. There are many Burmese who manage jadeite in Ruili.
The original jadeite stone generally refers to jadeite, which is mainly produced in the Quaternary and Tertiary conglomerate layered jadeite deposits in the Ulu River (River) valley in northern Myanmar. They are mainly distributed in Kachin State in northern Myanmar, with a length of about 240km from north to south and a width of 170km from east to west.
Jade rough stones can be found in the Lu Wu River valley in northern Myanmar, and can also be bought in trading markets. Jade, also known as jadeite, jadeite and Burmese jade, is a kind of jade. The correct definition of jadeite is fibrous aggregate composed of pyroxene minerals, mainly jadeite minerals.