Effects and functions of yellow chalcedony

Yellow chalcedony is called imperial jade, which is a symbol of the emperor's nobility. After special processing, it can emit a dazzling light. Yellow chalcedony is a hot spring butterfly, which is naturally formed by a large amount of precipitation and minerals. Wearing it frequently can replenish energy for the human body. However, be careful not to put yellow chalcedony in a too humid place, it should be kept dry.

application

【Emperor Jade】Material application features:

Emperor Jade is mostly produced in the form of seed material, and most of them have skins with different colors (nail-shaped color spots), which are very similar to the baby jade of Hetian Jade. Therefore, it is most suitable to be crafted with shallow relief and round carving, especially with Suzhou and Fujian craftsmanship. The best way to apply the art is to preserve the original leather color, skillful workmanship, and beautiful colors as much as possible, while expressing the subject matter brilliantly and retaining the weight as much as possible!

For mountain pit materials weighing more than one kilogram, mountain seeds are most suitable for processing.

Maintenance of 【Emperor Jade】:

Since the imperial jade is produced at the bottom of a hot spring lake, where a large amount of iron ore is deposited, the iron ions in the warm water have been naturally soaked in the chalcedony for a long time, and the trivalent iron content is extremely rich. After the imperial jade is processed, it is like "an apple is bitten open, and the iron content in the flesh will gradually oxidize." Most iron-containing jades have oxidation phenomena (including red chalcedony and jadeite) [2]. Therefore, in an overly humid environment, the high-valent iron in the jade will oxidize, causing changes in color and transparency. This situation is the most common among all types of jades with crystalline structures.

The same care should be taken when placing and wearing imperial jade. Jade pieces should not be placed in places that are too humid (places with a lot of moisture) or dry (facing air conditioning or direct sunlight or light). Too much moisture will cause the iron ions in the jade to oxidize and flow out and be lost; too much dryness will also cause dehydration and make the jade piece appear discolored and less transparent. The best way is to wear it frequently so that it can be nourished by the oils secreted by the human body and given a suitable temperature by body temperature. This is the most ideal way to maintain it. When not wearing it, wipe the dust off the jade surface with a "dry cloth", wrap it with a tissue, and store it. This is the correct way to maintain it.