Is the dark opaque jade bought by Chongqing Zhongyu Myanmar Jade Craft Exhibition Center true or false?

As mentioned above, the original stone can also transmit light. Unless the lights are wrong. Cui Mo is equivalent to black sapphire, Hetian jade and Taiwan jade. The difference is that Cui Mo is jadeite, which belongs to jadeite, while black sapphire is a variety of nephrite. They have different reasons.

It's true. According to the information released by Netease, the jade of Chongqing China-Myanmar International is real. Myanmar is the origin of jade, and the price is naturally cheaper. The price of jadeite jade in Chongqing is between tens and hundreds of yuan. Jade, also known as jadeite, jadeite and Burmese jade, is a kind of jade, mainly produced in Myanmar.

Reliable. The business scope of Chongqing Zhongyu Myanmar Jade includes: arts and crafts (except ivory and its products), jewelry, jewelry design, etc. And registered in the local industrial and commercial bureau with complete documents. Chongqing Zhongyu Minyu Company was listed after inspection by the marketing department, and it belongs to a formal and reliable enterprise type.

Not necessarily, some jadeites are transparent but not good, and opacity does not mean bad. Emerald is polycrystalline, mostly translucent or even opaque. It is impossible to be as transparent as a single crystal gem such as jade, so that light can pass freely and appear crystal clear. Jade is translucent, but it is not good to be too transparent or opaque.

Secondly, in appearance, Cui Mo looks black as ink, translucent to opaque, generally delicate, while black jade has a good head and is translucent to transparent. In black jadeite, some black is evenly distributed, and some black is unevenly distributed, and it is distributed in the jadeite in points.

Dongling jade, scientific name: sandstone, also known as marine stone or Dongling stone, is called chromium-containing mica quartzite in geology. Dongling stone has two kinds of green and red. Most of them are opaque, and occasionally some of them are translucent, and the hardness is similar to that of crystal.