The comparison between dyed violet jadeite raw stone and real raw violet jadeite is very meaningful to learn

Today I will reveal to you the secrets of anti-counterfeiting and the counterfeiting practices of unscrupulous jade merchants. In such a murky water of authenticity, we must know how to distinguish the authenticity of jadeite raw stones. So I will teach you how to distinguish authentic and fake raw stones and drive counterfeiters out of the market.

Market fake leather dyed violet

The above is the most typical fake raw stone that is widely available in the market. I would like to share with you. The skin in the picture is artificially made. It looks particularly unnatural. It is a skin without sand. This method uses glue and mud to mix and paste it on. It is relatively smooth, without lines and sand. Natural jade, if it is not a water stone, will have sand. It looks unnatural to us, just like a beautiful woman who has undergone plastic surgery. It looks very unnatural at first glance. This is one of the visible identifications.

Let’s take a look at the performance of the fake stone under lighting. See the picture below. This is how this piece of jadeite raw stone performs under lighting. If you know a little about jadeite raw stones, you will know that this kind of lighting effect is very fake.

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For violet jadeite raw stones, such light only stays on the surface of the skin. There is powder under the light. In the process of making fake stones, violet appears after using fluorescent powder, so after turning on the light, those bright spots are like the light emitted by fluorescent sticks. Therefore, you must pay attention when you encounter such lighting performance. If you are not careful, you will be deceived.

Next, I would like to compare the lighting performance of a natural violet jadeite stone with that of a fake stone. See the picture below.

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Fake Violet

When natural jadeite raw stone is illuminated by violet light, the light area looks very smooth, without any bright spots. Moreover, the light penetrates into the interior. Of course, there are also some tender violet jadeite raw stones that light very scattered and not focused after lighting. How is that different from the current performance? Or if it is replaced with other natural raw stones under lighting, the light performance is that powder floats. When fluorescent agents are not used, powder and appearance are the most important basis for distinguishing the true from the false. The skin of fake jade is generally thin. Only when we know how to distinguish the true from the false, we will no longer give bad merchants opportunities. I hope everyone can gain something.

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