Jade can also get sick, why? Let’s take a look

People eat whole grains.

Who can be free from illness?

But Jade doesn't open its mouth to eat.

So how can jade get sick?

The disease of jadeite is also called jade disease.

So what is jade disease of jadeite?

Can we buy jadeite with jade diseases?

Let’s find out together!

1. Definition of Jade Disease

Jade diseases actually refer to two aspects.

On the one hand, it is said that the jade has obvious flaws and cracks.

These little imperfections are called jade diseases of jade.

on the other hand,

Jadeite with poor water color and texture,

We also think that it has jade disease.

When identifying and evaluating jadeite jade,

They will pay close attention to the texture of jadeite.

That is the jade disease of jadeite.

It is natural that sellers and buyers will have different opinions on this jade disease.

Sellers usually avoid jade diseases.

Narrow down the scope of jade disease;

Buyers will magnify the jade defects.

The two sides have different positions.

What you see is also different.

Return to the essence of jade.

It can evaluate the jade disease of jadeite.

In fact, in addition to the definition of professional masses,

Everyone has their own preferences.

In fact, as long as the jade you like is good jade.

2. The folk definition of jade disease

The definition of jade disease in folk culture:

Refers to some defects existing in jadeite jade materials.

These flaws include tinea in the jade material,

There are also defects such as dirt, cotton, yellowing, grooves, etc.

These are the jade diseases defined by common people.

1. Dirty

Dirty jade refers to the impurities in the jade.

And with grayish brown parts,

Brown and brownish yellow are the unclean colored parts of jade.

2. Eat yellow

Yellowing refers to the mixing of brownish yellow into the green, blue, white and other base colors of jadeite.

It feels like the other colors are eaten up by brown and yellow.

There is a saying among the common people called acid reduction.

I'm talking about this color which is not pure yellow.

It has an effect on the base color of jadeite.

This is the yellowing of jadeite.

3. Ringworm

The lichen of jade is also called the black of jade.

We can tell by the name.

The black of jade is literal.

The black dots, threads or blocks that appear in jadeite.

What affects the beauty of jade is jade lichen.

If this black occupies a large area,

Such jade articles often seem lifeless.

Will be called dead ringworm, dead black.

This is a situation that jadeite people don't like to encounter.

In other words, you should avoid this situation.

From a chemical point of view,

There is no chromium in ringworm.

That is to say, under the geological conditions in which this kind of jade was formed,

Without the presence of chromium,

Because it does not form the green color of emerald,

Part of it turned black.

4. Cotton

I believe you are all familiar with the cotton in jadeite.

Most common jades contain cotton.

Cotton refers to a translucent, large cotton-like substance.

This is the cotton of jadeite.

The cotton in jadeite can be divided into many varieties.

Common ones are strip-shaped, filament-shaped, and dot-shaped.

Sometimes we see jade material that looks like snow.

This is also called snowflake cotton.

With good subject matter,

The artistic conception of falling snow is really very beautiful.

Not all cotton is defective.

Just like what I said above, snowflake cotton is worth collecting.

Snowflake cotton is a variety of Mu Na material that is worth seeing.

It's really beautiful.

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