Where is the origin of gold jade

Gold-silk jade is mainly distributed in Karamay, Altay and other regions, and the gold-silk jade produced in the Gobi Desert in the area west of Karamay Demon City is the most famous. Gold-silk jade generally grows in secondary deposits that are transported over long distances by rivers. The main component is quartzite, which also contains pyrite, mica and other minerals, and its color is mainly yellow, red, and white.

The origin of gold-rimmed jade

Golden Silk Jade is produced in the Junggar Basin of Xinjiang and is mainly distributed in Karamay, Altay and other regions. Among them, the Golden Silk Jade produced in the Gobi Desert in the west of Karamay's "Demon City" is the most famous, but although the quality is good, the output is very small.

Golden Silk Jade is a unique jade variety in China. It mainly grows in secondary deposits transported over long distances by rivers. Because of its extremely dense structure, golden silk jade has high toughness. The main component of golden silk jade is quartzite, which also contains pyrite, mica and other minerals. Its texture is slightly transparent to translucent, and its luster is waxy or greasy.

The color of gold-rimmed jade is mainly yellow, red, and white, accompanied by other gradual changes in color. Among them, the red gold-rimmed jade has the least amount, and the red gem-light gold-rimmed jade is even rarer in time. It has the characteristics of being warm and penetrating, tough and durable, and gorgeous.