Purple jadeite refers to a rare jadeite variety with purple color. Not all jadeites with purple color are purple jadeites. In the international jadeite grading standards, purple jadeite is regarded as a rare variety among jadeites, and its color is more precious and elegant.
Purple jade is also called purple jade, which is purple jade. The industry is used to calling it "spring". This kind of very special jade is generally light in color, like the purple of violet flowers, hence its name.
Purple jade means that the color of jade is purple, also called "purple jade". It is one of the most common colors in jade and has a high market value recognition. Purple is rich and elegant, light and beautiful, and red and purple are solemn and rich and unique.
The purple of purple jade is actually a secondary color. Primary color refers to the original color of jadeite meat, which is easy to blend when jadeite is not shaped. The secondary color is formed after the external chromogenic ions penetrate into the surface of jade during the formation of jade.
Purple jade, also known as "spring color" in the industry, belongs to the primary color, mainly caused by manganese ions, which can make some minerals appear purplish red. Generally, jade purple can be divided into six grades: violet, royal purple, blue purple, red purple, peach blossom garden, eggplant purple and lavender, and the values of each color grade are also very different.