Is there South Red Agate in Yanshan Mountain?

Yanshan has never heard of south red agate, and even if there is one, it will not be very large. At present, there are three main producing areas of South Red Agate:

1. Nanhong, Baoshan, Yunnan, is the most typical and main producing area of Nanhong, and also the most representative area. Until today, this place still provides more than 90% raw materials for Nanhong products. Although it is rumored that Nanhong original mine has been extinct in Qingganlong, according to the old Tibetans in Gannan District, Nanhong was purchased before 1949, and a large number of photos of Nanhong bracelets that were still sold to foreigners during the Republic of China were seen. Even the Nanhong bracelets hidden in the Forbidden City in Beijing are obviously characterized by the late Qing Dynasty. All these evidences can provide circumstantial evidence that Nanhong was extinct as early as the late Qing Dynasty.

2. Gansu Diebu is referred to as Gannan Red for short. Gannan red is pure in color, bright in color and narrow in color gamut, usually between orange red and big red, with a small amount of dark red. Among them, the probability of fog structure is small. Both the red part and the white core have a better sense of weight and richness, which is relatively similar to watercolor pigments. It is generally believed that the quality of Gannan red is the best among Nanhong.

3. South Red Agate in Liangshan, Sichuan Province is a newly discovered South Red Agate mine in recent years. At present, Meigu agate has become the object sought after by strange stone players, and it is a rare and valuable collection commodity. As far away as Shanghai, Beijing and Shenzhen, as far as Chengdu, Xichang and surrounding counties and cities, large strange stone families are not afraid of the distance to gather beautiful women to negotiate acquisitions. Some large strange stone families are afraid of conflicts with local collectors, and simply rent houses in nearby Xichang City and Zhaojue County to buy them, thus waging a protracted war.