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This is what I have read also. A true fu lu shou has approximately equal proportions of red (or yellow, as it is considered in the red family because the color is caused by the presence of iron in both), green and lavender. Obviously, this is very rare to find and very expensive, especially when the colors are vibrant and the texture is good.

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I always though fu lu shou was green, white and red/yellow - didn't realize it was lavender.
I wonder if there is a name for 4 colours - white, green, lavender and red/yellow......
I do know fu lu shou is supposed to represent luck/prosperity, wisdom and longevity.
Add that to my wish list lol!
 
I always though fu lu shou was green, white and red/yellow - didn't realize it was lavender.
I wonder if there is a name for 4 colours - white, green, lavender and red/yellow......
I do know fu lu shou is supposed to represent luck/prosperity, wisdom and longevity.
Add that to my wish list lol!
I took this definition from lotusgemology website and palagems website, but others may define fu lu shou differently. I think any grade a jade with 3-4 colors is pretty rare and why there are so many dyed ones out there.
 
I always though fu lu shou was green, white and red/yellow - didn't realize it was lavender.
I wonder if there is a name for 4 colours - white, green, lavender and red/yellow......
I do know fu lu shou is supposed to represent luck/prosperity, wisdom and longevity.
Add that to my wish list lol!
jademommy, jade with 4 colors is known as 'da si xi', but white is not one of the colors of da si xi. it should be green, red, lavender and yellow.
 
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