Summary of Jade Identification Methods - Zhongxiang Jewelry, Le Dafu

Jade is a stone polycrystalline aggregate that is formed under geological action and reaches the jade grade. In ancient times, jade was a bird living in the south. It had very beautiful feathers, generally in colors such as blue, green, red, and brown. Usually the male of this bird is red, called "fei"; and the female is green, called "cui". Today, I will tell you how to identify jadeite, Australian jade and aventurine.
1. Jade and Australian Jade

Australian jade is also known as green chalcedony or Nanyang jade. Because of its very green color, it is naturally loved by many people. Although Australian jade has a certain degree of transparency, it is far inferior to jadeite. The particles of Australian jade are very fine, and there is no orange peel effect when polishing its surface, so it looks like plastic. Even if we use a magnifying glass to observe Australian jade, we will not see any jadeite properties, so the price of Australian jade can be said to be very cheap.
2. Jadeite and Aventurine

Aventurine is also known as Indian jade. When we observe aventurine through light, we can see some green chrome mica flakes arranged in parallel inside it. If we look at the aventurine from the side, we will find that these mica flakes form a "green line". Aventurine is much lighter than jadeite, so when identifying it, we can use our hands directly.

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