Burmese yellow is topaz produced in Burma. The structure of this kind of jade is close to chalcedony, and its main components are silica and muscovite. Myanmar yellow belongs to polycrystalline complex, and its hardness is similar to that of jadeite, and the hardness can reach 6 ~ 7. Jade is delicate and elastic, and is often used to make various Wan Wen handles, sculptures or jewelry.

Burmese yellow is topaz. Burmese yellow refers to a kind of topaz produced in Myanmar. The structure of this topaz is very close to chalcedony, and its main components are silica and muscovite. In addition, there are some metal elements such as iron, aluminum and manganese.

Burmese yellow is a polycrystalline complex similar to Hetian jade. Its hardness is equivalent to that of jadeite, and Mohs hardness can reach 6 ~ 7. This kind of jade is very delicate and elastic, and is often used to make various carvings or jewelry.

Burmese yellow is actually also called topaz, and Burmese yellow is often called topaz in the domestic jewelry industry. The main feature of this kind of jade is its yellowish color, which can be divided into light yellow, light bright yellow, chicken oil yellow, bright yellow, orange yellow and so on.