Crystal, agate, jadeite and jadeite are different in color, origin and Mohs hardness. Crystal, agate, jade and jadeite are all mined from underground and cave mineral deposits and can be used as decorations.

First, the colors are different.

1, Crystal: Crystal usually has purple, yellow, brown, pink and other colors. .

2, agate: Agate usually has green, red, yellow, brown, white and other colors.

3. Jade: Jade generally has white, yellow, blue, bluish white, blue, ink and flowers.

4. Emerald: Emerald usually has blue, green, red, brown and other colors.

Second, different origins.

1, Crystal: Crystal is produced all over the world. Such as China, Madagascar, Zambia, Brazil, Germany, Russia, Myanmar and Afghanistan. ?

2. Agate: The main producing areas of agate in the world are China, India, Brazil, Madagascar, USA, Egypt, Australia, Mexico and other countries. Mexico, the United States and Namibia.

3. Jadeite: Jadeite is mostly produced in China, and Jadeite is mainly produced in Myanmar.

4. Emerald: Emerald is mainly distributed in northern Myanmar, China, Guatemala, Japan, the United States, Kazakhstan, Mexico and Colombia.

Third, the Mohs hardness is different.

1, crystal: The Mohs hardness of crystal is generally between 5.5 and 6 degrees.

2. Agate: The Mohs hardness of agate is generally between 6.5 and 7 degrees.

3. Emerald: The Mohs hardness of jadeite is generally between 5.5 and 6.5 degrees.

4. Emerald: The Mohs hardness of jadeite is generally between 6.5 and 7.5 degrees.