Is jade a real stone?
Yes, jade is a real stone.
Jadeite is a stone polycrystalline aggregate that reaches jade level formed under geological action.
It takes hundreds of millions of years to form jadeite, which is a non-renewable resource. The non-renewability of jade resources makes jade more and more expensive.
At present, only Myanmar is the source of gem-grade jadeite with a mining scale in the world. Since Myanmar nationalized the jadeite mining area in the late 1980s, the mining volume has increased day by day, and resources are facing exhaustion.
