Making wood green is also a symbol of top emeralds in the market, and it is also the pursuit of emerald investment collectors. Wood green is a color level, and emeralds from other places also have gems that can reach the color level of wood green. However, the name Muzuolv is limited by the place of origin, so emeralds from other places of origin cannot be rated as Muzuolv even if they reach the color level of Muzuolv. Now there is a term in the market: Wharton Green, which was put forward by Guild, a jewelry appraisal and testing institution. It also represents the highest quality emerald color. The biggest difference from wood-based green is that Wharton green has no restrictions on the origin, which means that emeralds from any origin can be rated as Wharton green as long as they reach the color level of Wharton green.
Wood green represents the best color and the highest quality place of origin, so as long as it is wood green, the price of jade is higher.