First of all, there is a logical problem in the first sentence. Throw it away. How do you know that you are not the origin of jade? Nearby, there is Burmese jade far away. Come closer. You don't know the jade in Maoming, do you? Bobai should be next to him. Maybe it's a residual vein, with considerable reserves or even more. Knowing about your geological situation, it is said that the output of kaolin is very high. Kaolin is mainly aluminosilicate in chemical composition. Emerald is also a kind of silicate in essence. The metal ions in it will make him appear different colors. For example, the green color of Jasper in southern Guangdong should be the reaction of aluminum ions. Although kaolin and jade are not a substance, jade is a kind of stone in plain English. It is only the wonderful combination of physical hardness, light transmittance and chemical composition, coupled with thousands of years of cultural influence, which has raised its value.

If it is really jade, of course, the buyer knows the goods, and it is normal that there are hundreds of thousands of people who meet certain conditions (because there is no place to go for hot money in recent years). I wonder if you have seen this stone. If it is mountain material, it is unlikely to completely contact jade. There will be a layer of skin outside, just like ordinary stones. Non-professionals can't tell. In fact, many professionals can't see it either (that's why they say gambling stones). As a non-professional (of course, so am I), the discoverer should have found some exposed stones. If not, it may be fake news. We can't know more about the specific parameters of the stone and the negotiations between the buyer and the seller without the parties.

If you are interested in this aspect, have certain time and ability, know something about jade, ask some experts, or run up the mountain. It is likely to be sent. Right?

This is what I can do for you. I hope it can be adopted.