I've only heard of paper-pasted windows, but who has ever seen paper-pasted jade? Seeing you will suffer

Jade gambling can be said to be a game of "heartbeat". The excitement of big ups and downs is the reason why many jade lovers are flocking to it. However, if you accidentally come across "paper-made" jade, that would be the ultimate excitement, making your adrenaline soar. You would want to find the culprit and fight him for three hundred rounds. I will reveal the truth to you here. Friends of jade, please be careful!

In recent years, violet jade has received more and more attention in the market. Among many high-priced raw stones, there are many violet jades. Therefore, many unscrupulous merchants have set their sights on this kind of jade, and tried every means to produce some bright-looking purple jade raw stones. As a result, some jade lovers have paid a high price to buy a "lesson".

Let’s take a look at this piece of violet jadeite rough stone. At first glance, it seems to be quite good material, with bright colors. Moreover, it is a conscientious window, and it is cut evenly. You will definitely get good meat if you buy it!

When I shine a light on it, I can see that the water head is quite good and the color is not dull, not dull in the light. I think it is a good material and it is definitely worth buying!

Unexpectedly, after I bought it and asked a master to cut the material, it turned out that there was brick material inside. It turned out that the purple color seen under the light before was an "effect picture" caused by a piece of lavender tin foil. The natural violet jade material of the watch case, plus the tin foil inside, and then the brick material glued on, there is really no problem from the outside, but for customers who spend tens of thousands to buy jade, it is really infuriating!

So, what should we do when purchasing jadeite raw stone? Here are some tips for you!

First, don’t buy blind material! Covered material is material without any windows. Even the jade godfather, Mr. Motai, said that he would not buy “covered material”. Which jade friend dares to say that he knows more about jade than him?

Second, if there is green when the window is opened, don’t buy it! If there is really green, how can it be your turn? The jadeite was already being picked up by experts at the source, and most of the stones seen on the stalls are just patches.

Third, it is better to watch a line than a large area! If the green is a line, there may be a chance to eat it in, but if it is a piece of green, it is very likely to be only a thin layer. Of course, the prerequisite is to look at clear material, not window material.

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