The density of jade is 3.25 - 3.35 (g/cm3)
Jade develops primarily from two minerals, jadeite and nephrite, which form under specific geological conditions. These conditions include high pressure and temperature, typically found in metamorphic environments, where the minerals undergo recrystallization. Additionally, the presence of certain elements such as aluminum, iron, and magnesium contributes to the formation and coloration of jade. Over millions of years, these processes create the dense, tough stone known as jade, prized for its beauty and significance in various cultures.
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The rarest type of jade is known as "imperial jade." It is a vivid green jade that is highly translucent and has an intense color saturation. Imperial jade is predominantly found in Myanmar and is considered the most valuable and sought-after type of jade in the world.