Many jade enthusiasts prefer yellow-tinged seeds, but if you have the chance to look at the materials in Zhuhuiyuan in Suzhou or the Uighur people in Tian Shan Hotel in Shanghai, you will find that most of the junk materials displayed on the counters are this kind of infiltrated color materials. But it is precisely this kind of garbage seeds, which even the Uighurs look down upon as having no jade quality, that are pursued by some jade merchants. The root cause lies in the color, because in ancient times, only the emperor could use yellow jade, which gives them the capital to make huge profits.
Yellow-tinged seeds generally have relatively loose flesh, many cracks, flowers and slurry in the material, and a lot of blackish aura! After the jade carvers in Suzhou finish processing these materials, they mostly immerse them in wax and oil, making them look very greasy and lustrous.