Natural cinnabar is harmless to the body, can be worn normally, and will not cause any danger if worn for a long time. Cinnabar is a universal gem. Unlike wooden bracelets, it does not need deliberate protection. Usually you can wear it with a little care. If cinnabar is dirty, you can wipe it with cotton cloth and then let it stand for a while before wearing it. Cinnabar is afraid of high temperature, can't be exposed to the sun, and can't touch anything with high temperature. At the same time, cinnabar can't touch water, and long-term contact will lose its original luster and affect its appearance.
Wearing cinnabar bracelets for a long time will bring a refreshing feeling, reduce the body's feeling of dryness and heat, and smooth the irritable mood. The cinnabar bracelet is an exquisite ornament, which can well show the unique temperament charm of the wearer, enhance personal life taste, make it more noble and decent to drive, erect prestige in the crowd and have more courage to speak.
Basic introduction
Nature is magnificent and magical. All kinds of mineral single crystals, continuous crystals and crystal clusters with strange shapes, gorgeous colors and rare output are not only precious mineral raw materials, but also subtle, simple and beautiful ornamental stones. They are a generous gift from nature to mankind. Cinnabar, also known as Cinnabar, is a reddish-brown colored stone. Neolithic ancestors used cinnabar as a pigment. The main chemical component of cinnabar is mercury sulfide, which is produced in Hunan, Guizhou and Sichuan provinces of China.
The crystal of cinnabar is tabular or rhombic, and its aggregate is granular or massive. Pure cinnabar has metallic luster, and sometimes its surface is lead-gray due to oxide film. The density of cinnabar is relatively large, similar to that of silver. It only occurs in low-temperature hydrothermal deposits and often coexists with stibnite. Cinnabar is the most important mineral raw material for extracting mercury, and its single crystal can be used as laser modulation crystal, which is one of the key materials of modern laser technology.