Industry experts teach you 5 tips on how to identify jadeite

As live streaming and e-commerce become more and more developed, people from all over the country and even the world have the opportunity to buy jade conveniently. The problem that follows is that some unscrupulous businesses use various means to cheat and deceive customers in order to make huge profits. Today I will give you some tips on how to identify the authenticity of jadeite. I hope it will be helpful to you.

First of all, generally speaking, regular jadeite comes with a certificate. Please be sure to ask for products that come with a certificate, and you can use the unique anti-counterfeiting code of the jadeite certificate to identify it online.

Secondly, jadeite purchased online generally has a reward period ranging from 3 to 7 days. Some customized products cannot be returned or exchanged, so before purchasing jadeite, especially before requesting processing and engraving, you should think carefully. You can buy the jadeite without processing it and take a look at it first.

Finally, after getting the jade, even without professional identification equipment, you can still easily judge its authenticity.

First, we need to look at its texture. The texture of natural jade is transparent or translucent. If we observe carefully, we can see nearly round, slightly transparent "salt grains" and fibrous substances surrounding them. When you shine light on it, you can see some foggy or spotted areas. If it is a glass imitation, these natural lines cannot be observed and there are many bubbles.

Second, jade is very hard. If scratched by a sharp knife, jade can scratch glass.

Third, jade has emerald green, which is like the wings of a fly. When natural jade is observed against strong light, emerald green flashes of other mineral particles can be seen in it, which is called emerald green flower or emerald green.

Fourth, jade is dense and feels heavy in the hand, while other textiles or jade are relatively light.

Fifth, normal jade has flaws, such as cracks, cotton, etc. If the jade is too clean, has enough color, and costs only a few hundred yuan, it must be a processed B or C grade jade.

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