Natural red jadeite variety and identification

The color of red jade is a color formed by the secondary, distributed under the weathered surface or along the fissures of the jadeite. It is a color formed by the infiltration of iron minerals. It is produced in the old field of Myanmar and the “Damakan” area. .

Red dragonflies can be divided into three types:

1 bright red: also known as "Chicken Red" is the top grade in the red dragonfly.

2 dark red: much closer to the edge distribution of the original stone.

3 brown red: produced on the edge of the original stone, caused by weathering and leaching.

The crimson of the jade is a process of heating the jadeite sample to change the jadeite of grayish yellow, brownish yellow, etc. into red, which is a heat treatment.

Identification of twilight jade and natural red jade:

The identification of natural red peony and "red sable" is relatively easy. The transparency and hydration of natural red jade are much better than that of ochre. The natural red jadeite has a parallel orientation, that is, the so-called "color roots" are arranged in parallel. This is one of the reasons why the so-called stone pattern is often found in red crickets. The natural red enamel with bright red color, good transparency and sleek glass texture is scarce, and it can be met, and the price is extremely high.

Twilight red dragonfly - we also call it "burn red." The "color root" of the burnt red dragonfly is often non-directional, disorderly or radial, with dry texture, poor transparency and structural rupture, and no collection value.