"The surface exhibits 'python bands' and 'pine flower,' indicating a high likelihood of green, it's a good piece of material," Mu Lao said from the side.
Jadeite rough stone surfaces often feature some strip-like or irregular blotchy undulating bands, which might be green, black, gray, or other colors. People vividly refer to these undulating vein-like forms as "python bands."
Pine flower refers to the green jade particles on the jadeite crust that have not completely weathered, resembling green pine needles scattered across the surface.
In fact, pine flower shapes are varied, particles can be large or small, distributions can be sparse or dense; large pine flowers can be seen directly with the naked eye, while small particle pine flowers require magnifying glasses.
