Question 1: What valuable stones are there in Hainan? 1 diamond, 2 sapphire (sapphire includes ruby) 3 cat’s eye, 4, 5 I can’t remember Burmese jade, China has Khotan jade (Khotan reading field), Shoushan stone, Balin stone and diamonds are the most

Jade and Khotan jade (a kind of stone) are valuable, just like gold. There is a lot of room for appreciation depending on the grade of the material and the exquisiteness of the workmanship. Question 2: Are there jade mines on Hainan Island?

There are crystal mines (Tunchang County), blue corundum (gem) and red corundum (gem) located in the northeast of Hainan Island.

Question 3: What kind of stone is this? Is it Hainan stone?

This stone should be yellow wax stone 1. Yellow wax stone is a widely popular stone toy in Lingnan stone toy circles. It is one of the hardest and densest types of traditional ornamental stones. The larger one is among the four famous garden stones, but the texture

Slightly rough and astringent: The smaller one is comparable to Tian Huang, the king of seal stones. It is smooth and delicate, and is better in quality than jade. It has been played with by yellow wax stone for a long time, and is moisturized and full of aura.

It is a good stone for holding travel.

2. Yellow wax stone can be divided into frozen wax, crystal wax, oil wax, gum wax, fine wax, coarse wax, etc. The frozen wax can transmit light to the core of the stone.

The most common yellow wax stone is yellow, among which the pure bright yellow is the most expensive. In addition, there are sallow, earthy yellow, chicken fat yellow, egg yolk, ivory yellow, orange and other colors.

Mainly produced in the Guangdong and Guangdong regions, and those produced along the Dongjiang River (Heyuan) in Guangdong and Chaozhou have the best texture and pure stone color.

The production areas include Guangdong, Jiexi, Fogang, Shaoguan, Qingyuan, Taishan, Kaiping, Dianbai, Guangxi Liuzhou, Hezhou, Zhongshan, Jinxiu and other places.

The texture is smooth and delicate.

3. Yellow wax stone is not a jade in the general sense, so it is generally classified as a strange stone.

There is no such thing as picking a stone, let alone betting on a stone. As long as it depends on the shape, oiliness, etc., in a word, it depends on the face.

4. There are many yellow wax stones in Hainan, mainly distributed in the central area. They can often be seen in small rivers, but it is difficult to find a good one. Nowadays, there are more people collecting it, and it is difficult to find.

5. At this time, there are still many pieces under the stool in my office.

The shape has brightness.

6. Judging from the pictures you showed, the shape is very ordinary, with some transparency and lack of gloss.

It’s just an ordinary yellow wax stone. 7. My friend likes to collect this, so I know a little bit about it. I hope it can help you!

Attached are some pictures for your reference. Question 4: Burmese jade and Hotan jade are the first famous products in this place. What is Hainan’s huanghuali?

Question 5: What is snail jade?

I heard there is one in Hainan?

That's a snail in Hainan. Hainan was formed less than 70 million years ago. How could there be a snail turned into jade!

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It takes hundreds of millions of years for conch to form jade.

Real snail jade can only be found in areas such as Jiangxi, Fububo, and Yadan. There used to be a sea, but it was just a land of changes, and now it is a desert.

If you want to find Luohua Jade, you can only go through Yumen Pass and try your luck at Yadan Devil City!

Question 6: How many types of jade are there?

What are their characteristics?

(Such as color) The English name of jade is Jade, which comes from the Spanish invaders. They named the jade plundered from Mexico Pieda be ijade, and jade (ijade) is the last word of the word.

There are two types of real jade: soft and hard. Jade usually refers to soft jade. Jadeite also has a popular name - jade.

Nephrite is a hydrated calcium-magnesium silicate with a hardness of 6.5, excellent toughness, translucent to opaque, and a fibrous crystal body.

Jadeite is a sodium aluminum silicate with a hardness of 6.5-7, translucent to opaque, granular to fibrous, dense and massive.

The appearance of the two types of jade is very similar, and the specific gravity of jadeite (3.25-3.4) is greater than that of nephrite (2.9-3.1).

Jade is one of the more noble minerals.

Ancient Chinese believed that jade is the embodiment of glory and happiness, and a symbol of perseverance and kindness.

Some foreign scholars also regard jade as China's "national stone".

China is the earliest and most extensive country in the world to mine and use jade.

There are many records in ancient books, and the names are also very complicated, such as water jade, relic jade, admirable jade, fragrant jade, nephrite jade, etc.

The tremolite nephrite jade pieces unearthed from the Chahai site in Fuxin City, Liaoning Province, date back about 8,000 years ago (early Neolithic Age) and are the earliest true jade objects known in the world so far.

Legend has it that in ancient times, when the Yellow Emperor divided the princes into feudal lords, he used jade as a symbol of their power. In the future, many emperors' "official seals" were also made of jade.

The Shang Dynasty had already used Moyu Yazhang to convey the king's orders. In the Zhou Dynasty (11th century BC - 256 BC) with written records, jade began to be used as tools.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the king of the State of Zhao received a very precious piece of jade called "He's Bi". When the King of Qin found out about it, he promised fifteen cities in exchange. Although it was ultimately discovered to be a conspiracy, it also shows the value of the jade at that time.

Why did the ancients consider jade so precious?

First of all, jade looks beautiful and has rich colors.

The ancient book "Shuowen" records that the so-called jade is "the beauty of stone".