The most expensive stone in history is Tian Huangshi, with a value of 65.438+0.3 billion (meteorites are priceless).

Stone is worthless to most people, but there are often some unremarkable stones, but they contain great value. Just like the most expensive stone in history, they can make you a rich man in an instant, provided, of course, that you have the opportunity to own it. In an exhibition, the most striking thing is a stone field called Huangshi, which claims to be the most expensive in history, with a market value of 65.438+0.3 billion RMB, but it has priceless treasures.

1. The most expensive stone in history? Tian Huangshi, worth 65.438+300 million.

The 13th China-Shenzhen International Cultural Industry Expo was grandly opened in 1 1, among which the most striking thing was a so-called? The most expensive stone in China? Tian Huangshi, with a market value of 654.38+300 million RMB. According to comprehensive reports, this Expo will be divided into five themes: stereoscopic imaging technology, healthy culture, Tianhuang fine national stone, traditional crafts and brand home improvement, and four exhibitions will be held, among which Tian Huangshi with a value of 65.438+0.3 billion yuan will be exhibited in Tianhuang fine national stone exhibition hall, which has attracted much attention.

Tianhuang is a pyrophyllite, mainly produced in Putian City, Fujian Province and Shoushan Mountain, Jinan District, Fuzhou City. It is a rare stone for making seals. Together with other stones, it is called Shoushan. Shoushan stone? In terms of color, Tian Huang is mainly divided into four colors: yellow, white, red and black. In terms of color, Tian Huang is mainly divided into four colors: yellow, white, red and black, of which yellow is the most expensive, and this Tian Huangshi is one of the best and has become the most expensive stone in history.

Second, what is more precious is meteorites.

Although Huangshi is the most expensive stone in history, it is all produced on the earth. Some stones from outer space are truly priceless, and the industry auctions them in grams. Because meteorites come from other planets in space, the quantity and quality that reach the earth are extremely rare, and their scientific research value and collection value are extremely high, and the auction price in history is even more expensive. Previous 0 /3 Next Page