1. The purple color of jadeite is caused by the coloring of manganese ions. Emerald violet is formed by the coloring element manganese, which can make some minerals appear purple and red, belonging to the primary color. Purple jade, also known as violet jade, is called "spring" by people in the industry. Purple jade has many different degrees of purple, such as pink purple, blue purple and eggplant purple.

2. Violet jade is a kind of purple jade, the color is like violet flowers. It is a special kind of jadeite. In the jewelry industry, violets are also called "Toona sinensis" or "spring scenery". The purple color of this jadeite is generally light, and the "spring color" can be divided into three grades according to color: red spring, purple spring and blue spring. The value of red spring is higher, while that of purple spring is slightly lower. If so, as long as it is a violet, it must be valuable and must be the top grade. It must also be comprehensively evaluated in combination with quality indicators such as texture, transparency and technology.

3. Purple is the color worshipped by ancient Taoists in China and emperors in China. The so-called "purple gas comes from the east" and "purple clothes ribbon" are the portrayal of purple status, so purple has become a symbol of mystery, wealth and glory. Violet jewelry is purple and expensive, just like a noble lady coming. Perhaps because of this, violet jade ornaments are especially favored by eastern and western women. Purple jadeite will appear purple when viewed in general yellow light, so it is best to look at it in the natural light of standard sunny days when purchasing and collecting. Jade with fine texture, high transparency and deep purple is hard to find, especially favored by Europeans and Americans.