Lithium

Basic Introduction to Lilac JadeLilac jade, commonly abbreviated as Lilac Purple, is a new variety of jade discovered in China in the late 1970s. It is composed of dense lithium mica rock and is named for its beautiful lilac color, similar to that of the lilac flower. Lilac purple is found within sodium-lithium type granite pegmatite veins, being a product of the later stages of granite pegmatite metasomatism. Associated minerals include albite, elbaite, spodumene, and quartz. Currently, the only known deposits are located within a 100-kilometer radius around the Devil's City in Wuerhe, Xinjiang, where large quantities of Lilac Jade have been discovered. Nutritional ValueJade contains more than ten trace elements, such as gold, silver, silicon, zinc, iron, selenium, magnesium, manganese, etc. The benefits of trace elements like zinc, selenium, and manganese are often promoted on television commercials, so there is no need for me to elaborate. Regularly wearing, handling, or using jade products allows these trace elements to enter the body through the skin and acupoints. Additionally, the electromagnetic effects produced by friction resonate with the human body, helping to regulate bodily functions and promote health. Product FeaturesThe color of Lilac Jade ranges from rose, lilac purple, to violet,…