When choosing jadeite, the two words "jadeite" are very important.

When it comes to buying jade, there are only two ways, online and offline. But no matter online or offline, I have encountered such a situation: a high ice glass bracelet, a full circle with a clear bottom or colorless and highly transparent, no lines or cracks, and natural without glue injection, the price is more than one thousand or two thousand, and you pay the money immediately when you hear it is a big bargain.

But the seller seemed to have omitted a few words. Is this bracelet a genuine A-grade jadeite? High ice, glass type, clear bottom, natural, and no glue injection are all used to describe jadeite, but do they only describe jadeite? The answer is of course no. Can't I describe other jades?

I didn't say it is A-grade jadeite. Some people may even say that it is A-grade jadeite, but I didn't say what it is. Is A-grade Tianqingdong not okay? Is A-grade Xiuyan jade not good enough? Is A-grade water jade not good? Is A-grade agate not good enough? It seems that as long as it is natural and not artificially injected with glue, it can be said in this way.

So when you get excited, think carefully, there are so many people in the live broadcast room, so many people in the shopping mall, is it me who can pick up such a big leaked wheel? So just ask directly whether this is jade. If the seller is vague or avoids the question, then just say goodbye and don't look at it any further.

Don’t feel embarrassed. Many of my friends buy jade, and the first thing they ask when they open their mouths is if it is jade. The merchant will definitely answer, of course it is A-grade and natural. The merchant will then add that if it is fake, don’t even ask for a refund, you can come back and beat me up, so the word jade is very important.