Chapter 1320

Chapter 1320 "Snap!"

Under the doubtful looks of Andy and the others, the staff cut into the rock once again, revealing a shade of purple.

*Purple?"

"W-what is this?"

"Why is there another color?"

Andy and the others gasped in shock.

Andy thought that the shade of red would continue to the deepest part of the rock and did not expect to see a shade of purple. However, the shade of purple would likely lower the transparency of the jadeite, so its' value would drop.

Despite his inner thoughts, what happened next shook him to the core.

"It's not just an ordinary shade of purple! This is a piece of Three-Colored Jadeite!

The experienced rock gamblers gasped when they realized how special the jadeite was.

There were plenty of variations in colors for jadeite, including yellow, white, red, green, purple, black, and blue.

When three different colors were found on the same piece of jadeite, it would be referred to as Three-Colored Jadeite that falls under the category of high quality or even top-quality jadeite.

Very often than not, jadeite containing multiple shades of colors would have lower transparency, so a piece of Three-Colored Jadeite with high transparency was extremely scarce.

Though the Three-Colored Jadeite Leon found was a cream-clear, its value surpassed ordinary cream-clear and clear jadeite.

'Three-Colored Jadeite?! Just how lucky can he be?!" Andy froze in shock.

He thought that the shade of purple in the cream-clear jadeite would lower its value. To his bewilderment, it transformed into an even more valuable piece because of the shade of purple.

"What a shame!"

"This guy is going to be rich if only there's a shade of green as well!"

"Yeah! If there's a shade of green as well, that would make this piece the purest Three-Colored Jadeite, and its value would multiply by a few folds!"

The more experienced customers sighed.

Jadeite's most desirable color was a very specific shade of green, and top-quality jadeite must have high transparency and vibrant emerald-green color; the better it fit into these criteria, the higher its value would be and this was precisely the reason why Emperor Green was so expensive.

On top of that, the colors of jadeite held different symbolism, and the colors red, green, and purple symbolized happiness, wealth, and longevity.

Since the jadeite Leon found contained only red, purple, and white, it was not a Three-Colored Jadeite in the most traditional form as it lacked the shade of green.