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How to Buy Jade Known as the Stone of Paradise - "Jade C" has a very low quality and is completely dyed

With the naked eye, it is difficult to distinguish low-quality and painted stones, which, unfortunately, have a large number of counterfeit stones

Jade holds immense cultural significance in many ancient civilizations, particularly in East Asia

Jade holds immense cultural significance in many ancient civilizations, particularly in East Asia. It has been revered and considered a symbol of status, spirituality, and heavenly qualities in these cultures. For example, in Chinese culture, Jade has been highly valued and associated with virtues such as wisdom, purity, and immortality. Jade has been believed to possess protective qualities and the ability to ward off evil spirits. It was considered a powerful talisman that provided spiritual protection to its wearer. This association with protection and divine qualities contributes to its association with the heavens.

In addition to green jade, it is also found in white, yellow, blue and gray. It is interesting to know that the royal jade found in Myanmar is the most valuable known form of jade that has an Emerald green color. The first jade carvings were found in China and date back to the Neolithic period, around 5,000 BC. In China, jade is used for good luck, longevity and love. Jade is also said to be a Stone of peace and friendship and has anti-stress and anti-anxiety properties. It is also effective in treating seizures, lung diseases and skin diseases. In the eastern countries, jade is a symbol of peace and tranquility. 

Jade has been attributed with various healing properties in traditional medicine and alternative healing practices. It is believed to bring balance, harmony, and good fortune to its wearer. The association of jade with positive energy and well-being reinforces its heavenly symbolism. The color, transparency and texture of the stone is one of the most important factors in determining the price of jade. The darker the color of the jade, the higher its value and price. There is a high probability that jade enthusiasts will make a mistake and buy counterfeit stones. With the naked eye, it is difficult to distinguish low-quality and painted stones, which, unfortunately, have a large number of counterfeit stones. In the classification system of this stone, "Imperial Jade" is known as "Jade A".

"Jade B" is a stone that is boiled in a strong acid to remove contaminants (e.g. iron oxide) from the grooves in it, and finally its cracks are covered with wax or synthetic resin. "Jade C" has a very low quality and is completely dyed. Most Stones are transparent in color and are sold as green jade in west of Asia. That's why Roland Ohel advises: "Only by consulting with a good jeweler or broker can you be safe from buying counterfeit gemstones." In addition, like other gemstones, the identity card of the stone can confirm its validity.

Jade has been regarded as a stone that bridges the gap between the physical and spiritual realms. It is believed to enhance spiritual growth, enlightenment, and connection with higher realms of consciousness. This connection to the spiritual realm and its ability to elevate one's consciousness further associate jade with heavenly qualities. Jade is renowned for its beauty and rarity. Its vibrant green color and smooth texture have captivated people for centuries. The fact that it is a naturally occurring gemstone, formed over thousands of years, adds to its allure and the perception of its heavenly origins.

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