Jadeite Grade Classification: C/D

1. C goods

Dyed jade is the most common type on the market, mainly dyed green on a white base, or with some appropriate green added. Identification: Use a magnifying glass to check and you will find that the green dye is concentrated in the loofah-like cracks, and the green color is uneven.

If the original color of jadeite is relatively poor, but it is dyed to produce a bright color, it should also be marked as "processed".

2. D goods

In addition, there is a type of jade called D-grade jade, which is a kind of fake interlayer jade. It has a thin layer of natural jade on the top and a layer of colored substance or resin on the bottom. Therefore, strictly speaking, it is not jade at all and costs only a few yuan.

[Simple identification of A, B and C grade jadeite]

Place the jadeite under a fluorescent light and observe its color changes. Grade A and C jadeite will not change, but grade B jadeite will fluoresce and appear whitish. C goods have been dyed, so their color is distributed along the cracks in an uneven manner, which can be seen with the naked eye if observed carefully.

People with a certain economic condition will definitely buy jade jewelry to decorate themselves. When purchasing, you should consider your financial conditions. It would be best if buying jade can both beautify yourself and maintain its value.

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