How to identify jadeite A-grade? Teach you the simplest method

To identify A-grade jadeite, you need to use your eyes, hands, and ears. Use your ears to listen to the sound of jadeite. Lightly touch two jadeite pieces together. If a crisp sound is heard, it is real, and a dull sound is fake. However, this is a bit risky. Teng Pu Pavilion is afraid that you may use too much force and lose two jade bracelets. Talk about something relatively safe, focusing on color, glossiness, and feel, which requires the use of eyes and hands.

1. Look at the color root of jadeite

The so-called color roots are some obvious green strips or dots we can see in jade, which gradually transition into a lighter color. Then, these obvious green strips or dots are the color roots of jadeite. The color of A-grade jade pendants is natural and the outline is very clear. The color roots of the processed jade pendant are not clear, and there are messy spots inside, which does not look good. How to identify A-grade jadeite? I’ll teach you the simplest method.

2. Look at the glossiness of jadeite

The correct way is to first use a rag to wipe the surface of the jade clean. If you don’t have a rag, you can rub it clean on your clothes. This way you can truly see the gloss of the jade itself. Otherwise, it will be difficult to distinguish whether it is glass gloss or grease gloss due to interference from external oils. The luster of A-grade jade is bright, round, and has a focal point, while the surface of B-grade jade is rough. What is rough? It means that you want to wipe off the fake oily sheen on the surface with a rag, but you can’t wipe it clean. You have to be careful when you encounter this situation. How to identify A-grade jadeite? I’ll teach you the simplest method.

3. Weighing the Jadeite with Your Hands

Natural A-grade jade has a high density and specific gravity, so it will feel heavy when you hold it in your hand. Fake jade generally has a lower density than grade A jade.

The above are some simple identification methods for jadeite. If you are still not sure, it is recommended that you take the jadeite to a professional identification agency for testing.