1, how to look at jade velvet First, touch the surface of the original jade with your hands. Pure natural jade feels smooth and textured, and there will be no crystals falling off, while fake jade velvet feels rough and there will be crystals falling off. Second, look at the weight, the raw jade stone wool itself is relatively heavy, so it will have a certain sense of oppression in your hand, while the fake one will have a light feeling. Third, the natural jadeite wool has high hardness, and it will not leave traces when carved with a knife, while the fake one will leave traces.
In life, we should not only look at jade velvet, but also remember how to maintain it. After purchasing jadeite wool, you should replenish jadeite regularly, and soak it in clean water every few months or half a year 1 ~ 2 days, which can not only ensure the luster and texture of jadeite wool, but also play a role in replenishing water. Moreover, the jadeite wool should be placed outdoors, and the wind, sun and rain outside will destroy the structure of the jadeite wool, and the surface of the jadeite raw stone should be maintained with special protective oil.
2. The risk of jadeite wool products is the first and it is blocked. Because people can't see the moisture and cracks in the original jade stone with naked eyes, buying the original jade stone is gambling. Secondly, polishing, the polishing of jadeite raw stone requires a certain process, and the polishing grade will be good if the process is good. If it is not polished well, the details of the original jade stone will be destroyed, which has certain risks.
3. Where is the jade blank market? Jade rough stone is mainly concentrated in three markets: Yangon Jewelry Fair in Myanmar, Chiang Mai Market in Thailand and Mandalay Market in Myanmar. Among them, Myanmar Yangon Jewelry Fair is one of the most famous market transactions, accounting for 1/5 of the original output of jadeite and rough stone. Many merchants in Chiang Mai market in Thailand transport jadeite raw stone here for sale, accounting for 70% of the total output. Myanmar Mandalay trading market is a place where jadeite products are exported and processed.