The rich man showed off his 99,000 yuan jade ring to the stewardess, but was speechless when he retorted

Some time ago, the editor watched a TV series and found it quite interesting. There was a scene in the play that went like this: a rich man deliberately made things difficult for the flight attendant on the plane, and then showed off the jade ring he bought for 99,000 yuan. Unexpectedly, the flight attendant was not a pushover either, and with just one sentence, the rich man dared not respond!

The flight attendant said: I think this is Malay jade!

Why are these three words "Malay Cui" so shocking? Let me share with you

Malayan jade, also known as Malayan jade, is a jade imitation that has emerged in recent years. It usually deceives consumers with its emerald green color, fine texture and transparency.

The full name of Malayan jade is Malaysian jade, and it also has other nicknames such as South Korean jade, but its real substance is dyed quartzite.

Although Malaysian jade also has the word "玉" in its name, it is not jade, nor is it produced in Malaysia. It is a fake jade sold by some Indian and Pakistani businessmen on the Yunnan border.

When Malay jade first entered the domestic market, many novices were deceived, and it was often sold at a higher price!

In today's jade market, many merchants will directly say that it is Malay jade, but they will not mention that it is dyed Malay jade. The prices of these jades range from tens to hundreds of yuan.

Some merchants will directly lie and claim that it is jadeite, and sell it for thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan, so consumers must keep their eyes open and not be deceived by unscrupulous merchants.

How to identify Malayan jade?

With the naked eye, the color of Malaysian jade is particularly bright, some of which are so bright that they look unnatural. If you use a strong flashlight to press the light, you can see that there are crystal particles inside the Malaysian jade, which looks like a honeycomb and does not have the transparency of jadeite!

The refractive index of Malayan jade is 1.55, while the lowest refractive index of jadeite is 1.64, so a refractometer can be used to distinguish the two.

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