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Basic Introduction to Yili StoneYili Stone is produced at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains in Xinjiang, amidst the beautiful mountains in the north of Yining County.The scientific name for Yili Stone is liquid wax stone, commonly known as kaolin. It is called Yili Stone by domestic sculptors due to its origin in Yili, and is also referred to as “Yili Soft Jade.” Product FeaturesYili Stone belongs to the same category of stones as Shoushan Stone, Qingtian Stone, Balin Stone, and Changhua Stone. Its texture is warm, fine, easy to carve, and has a strong oily feel, with rich colors. It is an excellent material for crafting art pieces and seals, comparable to famous Shoushan and Qingtian Stones. The picturesque mountains and rivers of the Yili River Valley have produced a superior material for craft carving – Yili Stone.In this precious stone, various types such as lamp light stone, crystal stone, shrimp green stone, buffalo horn stone, fish brain stone, oil green stone, and chicken blood red are found. Some resemble water waves and clouds, while others look like landscapes, trees, or animals, with unique patterns and diverse forms. The lamp light stone is as clear as jade, and when…

Basic Introduction of Simi DanA black mineral stone from Malaysia, it is said to be a type of mineral stone found around tin mines, with a hardness greater than glass, capable of scratching glass, and opaque. It has the function of calming and protecting against radiation. Also known as the "calming stone," it can promote blood circulation, has no radiation effects but does have a calming effect. It is a favored adornment among Malaysians and Nanyang people, believed to have the benefits of warding off evil, bringing blessings, and resolving misfortune. It is the essence of tin mines. Product FeaturesSaid to be a type of mineral stone found around tin mines, with a hardness greater than glass, capable of scratching glass, and opaque. It has the function of calming and protecting against radiation. History and FolkloreTheir nine local kings rotate residence every five years in the palace in Kuala Lumpur, which was built by a Chinese person in the past. He became wealthy through the discovery of tin mines, and used a lot of this Simi Dan in the palace. The air in this royal garden is different from outside, and those who are sick can recover their health after…