Jade is called "Oriental Treasure" by the international jewelry industry. Here are three simple ways to identify the authenticity of jade.

Jadeite is the most precious and valuable jade and is known as the "crown of jade". It is also called the "Treasure of the Orient" by the international jewelry industry because it is deeply loved by people in some Eastern countries and regions. Jade bracelets have been a collectible since ancient times, and as the amount of jade on the earth continues to decrease, they become even more precious. After thousands of years of evolution, the fire has faded away, leaving only a warm pearlescent luster. The texture is round and full, which is most suitable for the gentle posture of oriental women. Coupled with its exquisite shape, it is the best choice whether it is collected or worn.

Jade has a strong luster and hardness, as well as uniqueness. Wearing a jade bracelet can reflect uniqueness, and can also show people's personal charm and unique, bold personality. Although jade jewelry does not have the brilliance and sparkle of diamonds and rubies, jade has a subtle and elegant beauty and a spiritual beauty. Because jade has been of relatively high value and price since ancient times, and there are many jade products on the market that are difficult to distinguish between the real and the fake, and the methods used are becoming more and more sophisticated, making it difficult to guard against.

Jade enthusiasts have also given many methods from the aspects of looking, smelling, touching and feeling, but we will find that these jade identification methods are either difficult to operate or relatively abstract, and cannot be tested without certain professional knowledge.

In fact, it is not that difficult to identify the authenticity of jadeite. You can try a simple method to identify the authenticity of jadeite:

1. Water drops

Put a drop of water on jade and observe the state of the water drop with the naked eye. If the water drop is in the shape of a dewdrop and does not disperse, then it is real jade. If the water drop disappears quickly, it is not A-grade jadeite.

2. Scratching Jadeite

Natural jade has a high hardness. Therefore, you can scratch it with a small knife. If it leaves a mark, it means it is fake jade. If it does not leave a scratch, it means it is authentic jade.

3. Look at the jade quality

It can be observed under strong light or light. Generally, natural authentic jade has emerald green flashes emitted by some mineral particles, while fakes made of glass, plastic or porcelain do not have this "emerald green" feature.

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