I heard that many merchants at the source of jadeite have accepted dangerous materials, is it true?

As a trading commodity, merchants are more concerned than ordinary consumers about whether the dangerous jadeite can be sold to make money. As long as the origin of the sale can be sold out to return cash, of course they are willing to sell jadeite, and consumers are still willing to buy in a reasonable market after knowing that this jadeite is a dangerous material, which is the result of a voluntary transaction between the two parties.

However, due to the fact that dangerous materials can also be the same as Myanmar jadeite, they can issue an identification certificate with a test conclusion of "jadeite" (natural jadeite), which provides some unscrupulous businesses with room to seek unjust enrichment. They try to package dangerous materials into Burmese jadeite**, causing consumers to buy dangerous materials from Burmese materials without knowing it.

It is not terrible for jadeite merchants to sell dangerous materials, but if consumers want to buy authentic Burmese jadeite, they should go to formal Burmese material sales channels or platforms that can provide protection for origin identification.

The dangerous material is also a jadeite A goods, but it is not the same origin as Burmese jadeite. After all, the output of dangerous materials is relatively large, and the output of Myanmar jadeite is small, and there are fewer good ones, so Myanmar jadeite is very expensive. However, because of the large output of dangerous jadeite, high-quality dangerous materials can be comparable to Burmese jadeite, and it is also relatively close to the people.

The internal crystalline particles of hazardous jadeite are relatively coarse, which makes the transparency also very low, and it is a relatively low-end material in jadeite; Generally speaking, the crystals of Burmese jadeite are relatively fine, so that natural light can penetrate to the end, and the transparency is very high, but except for bean seeds and some waxy jadeite.

Compared with the finished jadeite of dangerous materials and Burmese materials, we can clearly feel that Burmese jadeite is vitreous, very moist and transparent; However, the dangerous material is more oily and slightly turbid. Burmese jadeite has obvious rigidity, but Guatemalan jadeite is obviously not rigid enough. The main component of jadeite in Guatemala is omphamene, and its pigment is related to FE ions, resulting in a grayish color and many black spots.

Guatemalan jadeite also has its value, but at present, it is still Myanmar jadeite that is more popular.

The low value of dangerous jadeite is mainly due to the fact that there is a certain gap between the quality and Burmese jadeite, the jade quality is coarse, and the reserves are relatively large, and some people have some prejudices against dangerous jadeite in order to retain the status of Burmese jadeite.

Summary. Hello, dear, jadeite dangerous materials are worthless.

1. Because the texture of the jadeite dangerous material is poor and looks gray, it is about one or two thousand. And compared with other jadeite, jadeite dangerous materials do not have advantages in yield and quality, so the first is lower.

2. Dangerous jadeite is the same as Burmese jadeite, the main component itself is omphacite, and the refractive index and density of dangerous materials are also within the testing standards of Burmese jadeite, so as long as it is a naturally formed dangerous material, it is also a cargo jadeite, which is no problem.

Jadeite: Is this dangerous material worth anything?

Hello, dear, jadeite dangerous materials are worthless. 1. Because the texture of the jadeite dangerous material is poor and looks gray, it is about one or two thousand. And compared with other jadeite, jadeite dangerous materials do not have advantages in yield and quality, so the first is lower.

2. Dangerous jadeite is the same as Burmese jadeite, the main component itself is omphacite, and the refractive index and density of dangerous materials are also within the testing standards of Burmese jadeite, so as long as it is a naturally formed dangerous material, it is also a cargo jadeite, which is no problem.

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Hazardous jadeite is jadeite produced in Guatemala. Guatemalan jadeite, also known as Guatemalan jade, referred to as dangerous material, is a natural jadeite produced in the Republic of Guatemala in Central America, which has been used as early as 1300 BC. The physical structure, physical properties and main components of Guatemalan jadeite are the same as those of Burmese jadeite.

Characteristics of hazardous jadeiteDangerous material is also jadeite in essence, just because it is produced in Guatemala in South America, and is called dangerous material, dangerous material jadeite also has a difference between high and low quality, high-quality dangerous material, its color is bright, cotton wool is less clean, and the overall look is a kind of water-colored jadeite, which also has the ability to retain value and appreciation space.

The overall color of the dangerous material is blue, and the water head is slightly shorter, because the green chromogenic element of the dangerous material jadeite is the iron element, so the color is relatively gray and dark, and there are more black spots, and the good quality of the dangerous material is mostly blue-green, and the difference between the high-quality dangerous material of the same grade and the Burmese jadeite is not obvious.

Jadeite hazardous material refers to jadeite produced in Guatemala, South America.

Guatemala is located in the southern part of North America, and the jadeite produced locally is called a dangerous material, and the quality is far inferior to that of Burmese jadeite. However, in terms of inspection and identification, due to their intertwined fibrous structure and mineral composition, a Class A cargo certificate can be issued for hazardous substances.

The main component of jadeite is omphamene, and the green color element is known to be related to fe ions, resulting in a gray, dark color of Guatemalan jadeite with many black spots.

Commercially, hazardous materials are mainly used for carving and making low-grade jewelry, and the quality can only barely be compared with mid-grade and low-grade Burmese jadeite. The jadeite crystals are mostly rough and visible to the naked eye, resulting in low transparency, which can only reach the level of Burmese jadeite bricks.

Extended Information: Hazards have the following characteristics:

Lack of rigidity, oil, and some are not polished.

3.Most of them are large cotton dots that are snowing all over the sky, not cotton dots that appear in patches like jadeite or blank forms.

4.There are more translucent impurities and black spots, and there are more suspended particles.

5.density is and can be used as one of the reference standards.

In terms of national standards, dangerous materials still belong to real jadeite. Because Myanmar jadeite and Guatemalan jadeite can issue an identification certificate with a test conclusion of "jadeite" (natural jadeite), both of which are jadeite jade species recognized by national standards.

The real difference lies in the market difference, consumers generally believe that Myanmar jadeite is more valuable, more suitable for investment collection, and more willing to ** Myanmar jadeite at the right price. Doubts about Guatemalan jadeite, which is relatively low but lacks market recognition.