Why does Vajra Bodhi turn red after soaking in salt water?

I believe many people know about Vajra Bodhi. Vajra Bodhi is essentially a tree. The leaves of this tree are green, the trunk is cylindrical, and the outermost layer of the tree is white. There are many bracelets made of Vajra Bodhi, and they are very expensive and very popular. Some people soak the Vajra Bodhi in salt water and find that the Vajra Bodhi turns red. What is going on?

Why does Vajra Bodhi turn red after soaking in salt water?

The Vajra Bodhi needs to be cleaned first before it can be finished. Cleaning is the first and most important step. There are dry brushing and wet brushing. Laoyang Wenwan recommends that if you buy a string of jewels that has not been deeply cleaned, you should put it in water and wet brush it. If it has been deeply cleaned, there is no need to put it in water. When playing with Vajra Bodhi, the skin color must be uniform to achieve the best effect. It makes sense that Vajra Bodhi requires three parts of polishing and seven parts of brushing. In the early stage, try to brush more and polish less. Once the patina is formed, you can brush less and polish more. Old foreign collectibles are the answer.

The red color is due to the anthocyanins in the diamond. When anthocyanins are alkaline, they appear blue. It turns red when acidic. The principle of King Kong turning red with a bubble is to adjust the acid and alkaline content of anthocyanins. Makes King Kong appear as red as possible.

The principle of the diamond becoming transparent is that the diamond absorbs the oil from the human body. When the wood gaps of the diamond absorb enough oil from the human body, they become translucent. It's like a piece of white paper which is originally opaque, but becomes transparent after a few drops of oil are dropped on it.

There are other benefits of using King Kong to soak red. Many people's hands do not sweat, so when the King Kong has not yet turned red, it is already covered with a thick layer of patina. This thick patina prevents the diamond from absorbing sweat and oil. In this way, it is difficult for the King Kong to turn red and transparent again. King Kong Yi Bu Hong solves this problem very well and the original patina is still there

Some small King Kongs are not particularly red after being soaked in King Kong red water. This is the process of soaking to extract the oil inside the King Kong. Because the wood lacks oil, the red color cannot be reflected. We need to add some oil to King Kong. The best supplements are walnut oil, olive oil, and baby oil.

Let's talk about color difference. Friends who have played with turquoise know that turquoise with low density is easy to change color, while turquoise with high porcelain content is difficult to change color. It is because low porcelain content easily absorbs sweat and oil quickly and therefore changes color easily. The same is true for King Kong. Those with low density absorb quickly, while those with high density absorb slowly, so there will be color difference. Not to mention that they are not seeds from the same tree, even if they are seeds from the same tree, the seed density on the treetop and the trunk is different. When playing with the jade, sweat and oil cannot be distributed evenly on each seed, so color difference is more likely to occur. But King Kong solved this problem easily with a bubble of red.