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There are 360 ​​professions, each with different professional terms. Every field and every industry has its own "professional terminology". The so-called terminology refers to jargon that only the so-called "insiders" can understand.

In the jade circle, the professional jade terms blurted out by experts when chatting often leave many collectors confused. Whenever laymen hear these "jargons", they are often confused and think it is "too complicated"? However, people in the industry can tell the profoundness of the other party's skills from just a few simple sentences of conversation.

Once you understand it, you won’t be afraid of deep water! So what are the jargons in jade jargon?

High quality

It refers to expensive, collection-level jadeite finished products and rough materials, generally ice-type and above, or colored materials, with a value of hundreds of thousands or even hundreds of millions.

landing

It means that the finished product is made from raw material and the effect is very good after polishing. Generally refers to the excellent quality, water color, etc. of jade.

Water

After the polishing step is completed (which is the final step of jade processing), it becomes a finished product that can be sold and worn on the market. This is called "out of water", which is usually the final form of jade.

Rise and fall

It means that the jade appreciates or depreciates in value after the stone is rubbed or cut. Appreciation is called "increase" and depreciation is called "collapse".

Against the Banker

When a customer is selecting a product and he or she likes it and feels that it is right for him or her and wants to buy it, he or she will say that the product is the right one. There's no price involved here, it's just about how you "feel" about something.

Sand Foundry

The sand turning of jadeite raw stone refers to the skin of jadeite raw stone (except the wax skin). Most of the skin is composed of sand grains. The fine sand on the surface of the skin looks like grains standing up when viewed from the side.

Water head

Also known as water, it refers to the transparency of jade. High transparency is called long water head and full water head, while low transparency is called short water head and poor water head.

Emerald

It refers to the cleavage plane or crystal plane of monoclinic pyroxene in jadeite. The reflection of light appears as flaky, needle-shaped or star-shaped flashes . This phenomenon is called "jadeite quality". People in the industry often describe them vividly as mosquito wings or fly wings.

Green

Also known as stir-fried green, it is a counterfeit, a kind of jade with artificial color added. It is almost the same as C goods, but the emerald green is specially dyed green.

Steel (rigidity, steel taste, steel taste)

Jade has a fine texture, tightly combined grains and high hardness, and through polishing it achieves a perfect unity of light, shape and craftsmanship. The light is clear and sharp, with strong contrast. The extremely pure jade surface makes the refractive index effect significant, making it feel as hard and strong as the surface of steel, with a cold and cool feeling.

Fluorescence

Jade has high transparency, good water content, fine grains, and evenly and orderly arrangement. When light passes through such jade, the edge will refract a bright line, which is fluorescence.

end

It refers to the texture of jade, which is mainly determined by its structure, transparency and impurities. The professional description refers to the comprehensive performance of all aspects of jade except green. Such as dirty bottom, clean bottom, muddy bottom, dry bottom, etc.

cotton

“No cotton, no jade.” The cotton in jade is a floc-like, colorless inclusion, which exists between the particles and gaps of jade in a translucent to slightly transparent manner. Common cotton comes in the form of threads, ribbons, strips, clumps, clouds, etc. Cotton exists in almost all jadeite, and even the best old pit glass type can faintly show cotton in the crystals.

Thick pile

The combined thickness of the length and width of the finished jade product, that is, it must have a certain thickness and the horizontal surface must also be relatively large and full.

One-handed walk

Merchants usually sell finished products made from the same piece of material or several items made of different materials but of similar quality in a package (not individually). This way of selling is called one-hand selling. At this time, the price is the first-hand price or package price.

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