Is it still worth buying jadeite with lines, and can you buy jadeite bracelets with lines?

Jadeite is rarely flawless, and as the saying goes, "ten jades and nine cracks" refers to the presence of stone patterns inside most jadeite. Jadeite has a pattern to look at specifically, for the jadeite stone pattern that affects the aesthetics of jadeite and has less firmness, as long as it is reasonable, it can be purchased.

Especially for naturally formed stone patterns, the impact is relatively small. The naturally occurring stone pattern is located inside the jadeite and has a relatively small impact on the firmness. If it is an acquired crack, and the crack extends to the surface of the jadeite, this kind of jadeite has poor firmness and is extremely prone to breakage, so it is not recommended to buy, especially for jadeite bracelets.

Secondly, the position and size of the stone grain are also very important. If the stone pattern is very obvious on the surface of the jadeite, it will have a greater impact on the aesthetics of the jadeite and should be avoided. If the stone pattern is located on the back of the jadeite and the color is light, if you don't look carefully, you can buy it as long as it is reasonable.

If the lines are not particularly clear, and**special offers, then it is still very worth buying, if the lines are relatively clear, and**there is no discount, then it is not worth buying.

What do you have to look at the overall quality of it? There is also how much you like him, but there is a little jade tattoo and his ** is reduced several times.

I don't know what you're talking about. If it's a crack, don't buy it. If it's a floating flower, it's worth buying.

Textured jadeite is true, there is a saying that no pattern is not a jade, as long as it does not affect the appearance or can be purchased, because there is a little flaw to talk to the merchant will be greatly discounted.

No pattern is not jade, and it is normal to have lines, but it does not affect the wear, but the value will be greatly reduced.

It is normal for jade jewelry to have cracks, and there are still big lines and cracks, so you can use your nails to scrape the cracks when purchasing, if you don't block your hands, there is no problem, and pay attention to the cracks can not be too long.

If the quality of the bracelet is better, a piece of cotton will not reduce the beauty of the whole bracelet, after all, natural jadeite, rarely flawless.

If it is a pattern, the impact on jadeite will not be too great, but it is a little more harmful than cotton, mainly reflected in the impact of value. On the same bracelet, the ** with a stripe is definitely lower than the ** with a stripe of cotton. As for wearing, the impact of the tattoo is not great.

In general, whether it is cotton, grain or crack, whether you can buy it mainly depends on whether you like it very much, and if you like it, you can buy it, which is better than what you want in your heart.

If the bracelet is cracked, then you have to be careful, not only greatly affect the value of the bracelet, but also affect the wearing, this kind of penetrating crack, wearing carelessly will be easy to break.

There is a text but do not clasp the hand of such a jade bracelet, if its water head is particularly good. If you can talk to the merchant**, you may have to get some discounts.

Jadeite bracelets are worth buying, jadeite is rarely flawless, as the saying goes, "ten jade and nine cracks" refers to the fact that most jadeite has stone patterns inside.

Jadeite, also known as jadeite, jadeite, Burmese jade, is a type of jade. The correct definition of jadeite is a fibrous aggregate composed of pyroxene minerals, mainly jadeite minerals.

But jadeite is not equal to jadeite. Jadeite is a jade-grade stone polycrystalline aggregate formed under geological action, mainly composed of jadeite or jadeite and sodium (sodium chromium pyroxene) and sodium calcium pyroxene (omphacite), which can contain hornblende, feldspar, chromite, limonite, etc.

In ancient times, jadeite was a bird that lived in the south, and its coat color was very beautiful, usually blue, green, red, brown and other colors. Generally, the male of this bird is red, which is called "Fei", and the female is green, which is called "Cui".

The "Tengyue Rural Chronicles" written by Cun Kaitai recorded: "Teng is the number of extracts, the jade work is full of thousands, made into utensils, and sold in various provinces of Yunnan. High-grade jade, mostly sent to eastern Guangdong, Shanghai, Fujian, Zhejiang, Kyoto.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, there were more than 100 jade workshops and more than 3,000 jade carving craftsmen in Tengchong City alone.

The "utensils are sold in various provinces of Yunnan and the high-grade jade, and are mostly sent to eastern Guangdong, Shanghai, Fujian, Zhejiang, and Kyoto, and the area of Menggong and Myitkyina, Myanmar, which produces jadeite in the area of Tengyue Tuzhi, which is only 150 kilometers away from the border of Yunnan in China. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, this place was under the jurisdiction of Yongchang Prefecture (now Baoshan City, Yunnan Province).

Due to historical reasons, jadeite, known as the "treasure of the Orient", has been imported into China through Tengchong, Ruili and other border cities in Yunnan, and has a history of four or five hundred years.

Summary. In addition to the size of the crack, the aesthetics of the craftsman also determines**. Sometimes the value of a thing is determined by the aesthetics of the craftsman, some people can turn decay into magic, while others will make the pearl dusty.

When some craftsmen find that there are cracks in the jadeite, they will think of extremely exquisite carving methods, so that the cracks become the finishing touch. When you meet someone who understands the meaning, you will naturally be overjoyed. In this way, the ** of jadeite will not be very low.

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Cracks are also divided into sizes, so whether jadeite is worth money can also be judged from the size of the cracks. Cracks represent imperfection, and imperfect jadeite ** is bound to fluctuate somewhat. Usually, jadeite with small cracks will be more valuable.

Because some jadeite, the cracks are so small that they are almost negligible, and some are even unrecognizable to the naked eye. And if the crack is so big that people can't ignore it, it will naturally not be very high.

In addition to the size of the crack, the aesthetics of the craftsman also determines**. Sometimes the value of a thing is determined by the aesthetics of the craftsman, some people can turn decay into magic, while others will make the pearl dusty. When some craftsmen find that there are cracks in the jadeite, they will think of extremely exquisite carving methods, so that the cracks become the finishing touch.

When you meet someone who understands the meaning, you will naturally be overjoyed. In this way, the ** of jadeite will not be very low.

In addition, grade is also one of the factors that determine **. Every thing will have a grade, if it is a lower jadeite, even if there is no crack, it will not sell very high. But for the top jadeite, although there is a crack that will affect a certain **, it will not sell at the price of cabbage.

Actually, is jadeite still worth anything if it has cracks? It depends on the specific situation, good materials can still be sold well, and bad materials will have a ceiling no matter how perfect they are. Whether a cracked jadeite is worth buying depends entirely on the buyer's mentality, financial ability, preferences, etc.

The value of a piece of jadeite is measured by many aspects.

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It's not worth anything if there's a crack.

If the jade bracelet has cracks and branches, it will have an impact on the value to some extent. Because the crack in the jadeite bracelet is a kind of flaw, the crack in the jadeite bracelet not only has an impact on the appearance of the jadeite bracelet, but also affects the texture and structure of the jadeite bracelet. The size of the impact will be judged according to the value of the jade bracelet itself.

Cracks not only affect the aesthetics, but also affect the appreciation space of this jadeite bracelet.

Different jadeite has different effects on cracks. For example, low-grade jadeite, there are cracks without cracks** almost no effect, if it is high-grade jadeite, even if there is only a small crack, the value may be reduced by more than half, relatively speaking, it becomes worthless. In cracks, you should be especially careful of longitudinal cracks, if the surface is still buckled by hand, it is very dangerous and easy to break.

How to repair the crack of the jade bracelet

1. If your bracelet is slightly cracked, you can choose to wear it after the covering, but you usually need to pay more attention to avoid the bracelet from bumping again, because if it collides again, the bracelet may be broken into two or several sections. The best way is to take a slight gold painting method, generally in the crack where the use of a slight gold painting method, to cover up, very clever to block the crack, and this pattern can also choose your own favorite, a light gold pattern can play a very beautiful embellishment.

2. If the crack of the jade bracelet is more serious, it is possible that the internal structure of the jadeite will be changed, if you still want to repair it, you can use the method of gold inlaid jade to cover gold or silver on the fracture, that is to say, the two sections of the bracelet are reconnected, and then form a circle, this method does not affect the overall beauty of the bracelet, and the gold inlaid jade is quite in line with the aesthetics of the Chinese people.