How to choose jadeite? Remember these 5 points

We have talked about a lot of knowledge about how to avoid jade pitfalls before. Let me summarize it today. There are five very important points in total.

First, don’t touch the jadeite raw stone. Do you know how to look at the skin, loose flowers, cracks, and direction? Moreover, there are fake raw stones. You may not have heard of them. Things like window pasting, splicing, fake leather, etc. If you don’t know anything, won’t you definitely be cheated?

Second, don’t collect too much brick material. Although it is not expensive, it has no quality and color, and it is not rare. It’s okay to wear one or two pieces for fun, but don’t get addicted to it.

Third, don’t be greedy for small profits. Jade is a typical case of you get what you pay for. No one will give you a icy and colorful jade bracelet for hundreds of dollars, unless it is a fake.

Fourth, don’t choose jade that is too thin. It is not strong and easy to break, and it is not worth your money to buy it.

Fifth, don't look at transmitted light when buying jade. Generally speaking, when customizing a bracelet in a live broadcast room, you will be given a large plate of material. The light will be shined through from the back of the plate, and you will feel that the material is icy and transparent. In fact, even the rottenest brick material will look icy and transparent under strong transmitted light. Everyone remember that jade should be viewed under natural light, which is what it should look like.