One trick is better than ten years, the old professor summarizes the tricks of jade identification

The first step is to identify the skin of the jade material and whether the green color is real or fake. The jade material should be washed and examined repeatedly in the sunlight. The ancient method is to use an opaque metal card such as tinplate for observation.

Press the iron sheet upright on the cleaned jade, turn your body or the jade, allow natural light (direct sunlight or strong light) to shine onto the jade from one side of the iron sheet, and observe with your eyes from the other side of the iron sheet. The light reflected directly from the surface of the jade is blocked by the iron sheet and cannot enter the human eye. The light that enters the human eye is the light that enters the interior of the jade, is diffused, and then penetrates out. In this way, we can get some understanding of the inner layer of the skin.

This method is more suitable for open jade materials or new mountain jade without skin. It can help you understand the quality of the jade base, the presence or absence of color, and the direction of color.

The best time to view jade is usually between 9 am and 3 pm on a sunny day. Also pay attention to the environment. Bright green should not be viewed in the sun, and light green should not be viewed in the shade, because in this way the color will exceed the true color. It is not suitable to view under colored lights such as fluorescent lights and mercury lamps.

When looking at jade, one must concentrate highly and gradually move the tools to look at the entire jade material. Moreover, one must use one's brain while looking at it, mobilize one's relevant knowledge and experience, recall the jade materials one has known, compare and judge them with the jade materials being observed, and finally draw a conclusion.

When looking at jade at night, you should be more cautious and generally avoid looking at it. However, there are also many experts who take care of it, because they have been immersed in this industry for many years and are good at summarizing the rules. Of course, they have paid a lot of "tuition fees" to achieve this. Successful jade merchants are not so much lucky as they are better at identifying and applying rules.

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