How to see if the jade small piece is real or fake

1.Identification by weight. Because the density and proportion of the jadeite itself will be relatively large, we can put the jadeite in the hand up and down a few times, and feel that there will be a heavy downward pressure feeling, and there may be a real jadeite with this feeling.

When the fake jadeite is in the hand, it will be a light feeling, and there is no feeling of downward pressure. This is a good way to identify medium-sized jadeite.

2.Identification is made by tapping vocalizations. We can tie the jadeite with a rope, and then pick up the rope with our hands to hang the jadeite in the air, and then gently hit the jadeite with a hardwood stick, if it is genuine, the sound after hitting is very crisp.

If it is a fake jadeite, the sound made after striking it will be dull.

3.Look at the facet with a magnifying glass. For some jadeite with incisions, you can use a high-powered magnifying glass ** incision, there will be obvious irregular fractures on the real jadeite facet, and you can also see the delicate structure inside.

When the fake jadeite is cut with high magnification, the incision will still be shiny and bright, which is obviously a fake jadeite that has been artificially processed.

1. Look at the jadeite color root, the natural jadeite texture is natural, the fake jadeite structure is loose, the flashlight is seen through or put into the water, the clarity is reduced, and the milky white waxy appearance is presented; 2. Look at the surface of jadeite, real jadeite has an orange peel effect, and the surface of fake and inferior jadeite is uniform.

<><Water foam:Foam is also called foam jade, the main mineral components are albite and quartzite, which are very similar to colorless glass, and are known as killer fakes in the jadeite industry. The origin of the name of the water foam is interesting, because the lead locust contains tiny white foam like small bubbles, like the splash of water when it falls from a high place, which is an important feature to distinguish the water foam from jadeite.

Identification of water foam:

1.Magnifying glass observation method, magnifying glass observation of Fassen sensitivity. "Water foam" is mainly composed of albite, which is not emerald, and has more white "naphtha" and "cotton".

2.Hand method, the density of water foam (much less dense than jadeite. If you are a novice, you can hold a water foam in one hand and a natural jadeite in the other hand, and compare, you will find that the water foam has a light and fluttering feeling, while the jadeite has the feeling of pressing your hand.

If there is more contrast, there will be a natural feel.

3.There are floating flowers to see floating flowers, and the flowers of water foam are not so much "floating" as "embedded". And the jadeite flower blends into its base like a beautiful ink, ethereal; The foam flowers, on the other hand, are very three-dimensional, like colored mud blocks thrown into the water.

Jadeite is a very precious side stone, but at the same time it is also a common fake. If you want to buy a real jadeite, you need to know some identification skills. Here are some tips for identifying fakes in the jadeite industry:

Color: The color of jadeite is usually a rich green, but there are also other colors of jadeite, such as white, purple, and yellow. The more intense the color, the higher the value of the jadeite. If the color is too bright or unreal, it is most likely a fake.

Transparency: True jadeite usually has a certain amount of transparency. If you can see obvious defects or black substances through the jadeite, it is likely to be a fake.

Texture: The texture of jadeite is a very important distinguishing feature. True jadeite usually has a fine vein, which is called "fine glyph". If the lines are rough or irregular, it is likely to be a fake.

Density: Jadeite is usually heavier. If you feel that the jadeite is light, it is most likely a fake.

Luster: True jadeite usually has an oily sheen. If the jadeite has a poor luster or has visible scratches on the surface, it is most likely a fake.

Hardness: Jadeite is a very hard gemstone that is comparable to diamond in hardness. If you can use your fingernails or other simple moldings to scratch the surface of the jadeite, it is likely to be a fake.

Hot and cold sensation: Real jadeite usually gives a cool sensation because of its good thermal conductivity. If you feel that the jadeite is hot to the touch, it is most likely a fake.

In short, when buying jadeite, you should carefully observe and compare, and learn more about some identification skills, which can help you distinguish the real from the fake. If you are unsure about the authenticity of the jadeite, it is best to find a professional appraiser to do it.

There will be defects such as asbestos, stone grain, and black spots on the key matter inside the real jadeite beads, and the fake jadeite beads will generally be very clean. Jadeite beads can be distinguished by looking at the flaws.

You can tell the jade beads by listening to the sound. Natural jadeite beads will make a crisp and pleasant sound when hit with a hardwood stick, while artificially processed jadeite will make a deep sound. In addition, the color of natural jadeite beads is natural, unevenly distributed, and the shades are different, while the color of fake jadeite beads is hard and uniform.

Look at the texture. Natural jadeite beads have a transparent or translucent texture, the surface is oily and shiny, and if you look closely, you can see the nearly round slightly transparent "salt grains" and the fibrous substance that surrounds them. Look at the color. The real jadeite beads are rich and pure.