Olive oil for jade maintenance? What is the best jade maintenance oil

When the jade is maintained, it is generally not suitable for olive oil maintenance, because the olive oil is colored, it will be easy to cause discoloration, and the jade can be properly smeared with paraffin wax as needed, which can not only increase the moisturization, but also form a certain protective effect. If you don't usually wear it, you can apply some white tea oil on the surface, which can not only increase its luster, but also form a certain protective effect, or wear it close to the body for a long time to get the moisturization of the oil, so as to become more transparent.

Panyu, often through continuous play, makes the jade and the palm of the hand slightly rub, in order to enhance the luster of the jade itself, but also to a certain extent to improve the jade quality. The jade pendant has been worn and cleaned for a long time, and it can be cleaned regularly with jewelry care antibacterial solution, which can not only clean and remove stains, but also clean and disinfect. The new jade pendant should not be played with or worn immediately, but soaked in clean warm water for two to three hours, which can soften the substance on the surface of the jade, which is conducive to cleaning the stains on its surface and restoring its original bright color.

When cleaning jade, you should pay attention to it, you can use a soft brush to gently brush, you can also use a soft cloth to wipe, it is not advisable to use dyed cloth or fibrous hard cloth, and do not use household cleaning products, so as not to cause damage to the jade, which is not conducive to the maintenance of jade.

Olive oil and walnut oil are best used for jade maintenance oil.

1. Olive oil.

Olive oil is a natural vegetable oil, which can even be eaten directly by people or used on the surface, so it will not have a special smell or impurities, and it is more suitable for wiping jade. After pouring the olive oil on a soft cloth, touch and wipe the surface of the jade with a little olive oil, usually once every six months.

2. Walnut oil.

Walnut oil, like olive oil, is a natural vegetable oil, so if you don't have olive oil at home, you can use it instead. After dipping walnut oil with a soft cloth, you can wipe it on the surface of the jade, and after the jade surface is all stained with walnut oil, wipe it with a clean soft cloth.

Precautions for jade maintenance

Jade can be cleaned with water, and the surface of jade worn for a long time is prone to oil smoke and dirt, so direct cleaning with water can achieve the purpose of effective cleaning and keep the jade clean. But be sure to use water, do not add any detergent. Jade has a large brittleness, usually pay attention to handle gently, try to avoid collision with hard objects, but also can not fall the phenomenon, otherwise it is easy to cause breakage, reduce the original value of jade, must be removed before strenuous exercise.

In the case of not wearing it, the jade should not be placed close to the fire source, and it should not be exposed to strong light, so as not to cause the lack of moisture inside the jade and affect the luster of the surface, so it should not be worn when bathing, swimming or cooking daily.

Oil culture. Oil cultivation is the most important maintenance method of Hetian jade. Practical experience has proved that applying appropriate oil can eliminate cotton threads and cotton spots in a short period of time and restore the original appearance of jade.

If the jade material obviously contains stone components, it needs to be oiled from time to time, or sealed and stored after being oiled.

The oily Hetian jade does not need to be specially played with and maintained, but the heavy stone must be smeared with some oil for maintenance. When buying jade, you need to check carefully to avoid buying soaked oil and potatoes, so you can check carefully after wiping.

Nowadays, it is inevitable that some merchants will rub oil or apply glue substances to cover up the shortcomings and deficiencies of the original jade, such as scratches or small cracks that are difficult to recognize after rubbing oil, which greatly affects the buyer's ability to identify.