African Green Jade

Introduction to African Green Jade
African Green Jade refers to African Cui, a high - end natural quartz - based jade with a cryptocrystalline - phanerocrystalline structure. It is mainly produced in the Barberton - Makonjwa Mountains between Mpumalanga Province in northeastern South Africa and the neighboring Kingdom of Eswatini. This is one of the oldest mountain ranges on Earth and is known as the "cradle of life" for Earth's organisms.
The colors are mainly green and white. Under light, the green color reveals a special blue - tint, making it look more vivid. Among them, varieties such as imperial green, glass - type, and ice - floating flower have great ornamental and collection value.
Maintenance
Similar to ordinary agate, it should be kept away from collisions with hard objects to prevent surface scratching. Avoid long - term exposure to high - temperature, low - temperature, or dry environments to prevent the loss of internal moisture, which may cause cracking and dulling of the luster. When cleaning, wipe it with clean water and a soft cloth, and avoid contact with chemical reagents such as soapy water, dishwashing liquid, and perfume to prevent surface corrosion.
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