The perfect rich man in the city

Zhong Jing specially ordered a batch of bean worms. Some of them directly became the rations of the Golden Pheasant, and some were made into feed.

It costs a lot.

Zhong Jing takes these things more seriously than himself

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At this scenic spot, many people come to take pictures every day.

In addition, there are several craft shops.

Among them was a middle-aged man.

He is the one who makes amber pendants.

This stuff is not natural amber.

Natural amber is very rare and precious.

This is artificial.

More than ten dollars.

Belongs to handicrafts.

In these ambers, some are butterflies, some are scorpions, some are bees, and other things.

Each is different.

Natural amber is very valuable, and there is no market for it.

There are few on the market.

This thing does not easily exist.

Amber is a kind of transparent biological fossil, which is the resin fossil of plants such as Coniferaceae, Acaciaceae, and Araucariaceae.

The resin dripped and was buried underground for tens of millions of years. It was petrified under the action of pressure and heat. Some of them were filled with bees and other small insects, making them extremely beautiful.

Most amber is formed by the petrified resin of pine plants, so it is also called"fossilized pine resin".

Amber has various shapes. The surface and interior often retain the lines produced when the resin originally flowed. Bubbles and ancient insects, etc. can often be seen inside. Animal or plant debris.

Common amber types: gold amber, gold-blue amber, green tea amber, black tea amber, blood amber, shade amber, flower amber, brown-red amber, blue amber, green amber, insect amber, beeswax, amber root, Burmese root amber, etc.

There is no clear definition.

For example, insect amber and spirit amber should be considered one kind, both referring to amber containing animal remains.

Amber refers to amber that has been artificially exploded. It should be noted that the bubbles used to press amber are particularly fine, disordered, and have a turbid background. Blood honey wax refers to opaque amber,

"The fallacy of"Thousand-year-old amber, ten-thousand-year beeswax". Fragrant amber refers to blood beeswax with a distinct fragrance after friction. Because beeswax is usually lightly processed, the fragrance is rich.

Water amber refers to amber containing water droplets, also known as water gall. Amber.

The more valuable ones in amber are antiques, exquisite works of art or contain biological remains. The economic value of amber is determined by the clarity, shape, size and color of the insect. The one with a strong color and few impurities is better. The color is based on Blue, green and blood red are better, but green amber is found in Dominica, Mexico, Fushun and other places in China. Baltic green amber is mostly caused by being exposed to chemicals at high temperatures. Transparent blood amber is mostly caused by high temperature baking and is natural. Blood amber will have visible inclusions. Usually, the rich color is usually accompanied by a small amount of visible impurities. There is a saying that the tiny inclusions are the color-causing factor of amber and are derived from this. The most precious variety is wrapped with inclusions. Insect amber, commonly known as"amber hidden bee", is best for insects with clear, lifelike shapes, high quality, large individuals and large quantities. In ancient times, amber was called tiger soul, Yupei, beast soul, Dunmu, Jiangzhu , jade, etc., it is said that"the spirit of a dead tiger went to the ground and turned into stone", or that amber is the tears shed by a tiger. These legends contain the speculation and pursuit of amber by the ancient Chinese, implying that people believe that amber can attract good luck and avoid evil, It has the function of calming the house and calming the gods.

In the eyes of ancient emperors, amber also had extraordinary significance. According to records,"The emperor's beads were decorated with lapis lazuli for the altar of heaven, amber for the altar of earth, coral for the altar of sun, and turquoise for the altar of moon.""

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There are many places selling this kind of stuff.

However, this boss will reprocess it after selling it.

The amber pendant is very beautifully made.

Some children like it very much.

Women are also attracted to some butterflies.

Buy one or two back.

In addition to amber pendants, there are also amber snuff bottles.

Just a small amount.

The price is also higher.

So buy less.

Only some gentlemen regard them as handicrafts and buy them back for collection.

There is a place in the northeast that is rich in amber.

And the distance is not particularly far.

That is Fushun, Liao Province.

It belongs to the same province as Tieling.

Fushun amber is produced in the West Open-pit Coal Mine. It is an organic and inorganic mixture formed from Cenozoic Paleogene Cupressaceae resin through a series of geological movements such as deposition and aggregation.

It is a world-famous organic gemstone, dating back more than 50 million years.

Fushun is an important amber producing area in the world and the only amber producing area in China.

Fushun amber is world-famous for its"rich and low-key color, bright and soft luster, and delicate and warm texture." It is a well-known amber variety in the world along with Dominican blue amber.

Fushun amber has a rich variety of raw materials. The types found include water materials (including gold amber, blood amber, bright amber, and brown amber), flower materials (including ivory white flowers, yellow flowers, black flowers, water bone flowers, and beeswax), There are five major categories of color materials (including biological, plant, water gall, and zodiac amber), black materials (including black amber, impurity amber, and large black amber), and associated materials (including coal associated amber, gangue associated amber, and thread amber)19 A common species.

Zhong Jing's partner is from Fushun.

Come and do business here.

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