1, the profit is very low: the profit of ordinary diamonds and precious stones is transparent, which is terrible for small retailers. As long as you talk to people in the industry, they can tell you their prices, because in fact, everyone's goods are just a few, and the prices of genuine products are basically the same. Besides, everyone has all the goods you have, and there is not much difference. If you buy it and everyone agrees, you won't be bothered. After all, this thing is a big deal for ordinary people. Besides, the profit of this business is so low that you can't believe it. It is big brands and distributors who make money, and they are very unfriendly to small retailers. Of course, if you take a large quantity, you can make more money.

2. Don't believe the so-called "confusing the fake with the real": the mold technology of the products made by any big brand manufacturer may be roughly the same as that on the market, and the fineness is not much different, but the color formula of their color alloys is always kept secret. There are countless so-called 1: 1 in the market, among which Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Bulgari and Tiffany are the hardest hit areas. However, at a glance, we know that Van Cleef & Arpels, the most difficult color to make, can only be "approached" by everyone's technology, far from being as simple as "close", "very close" and "invisible".

3. "Gold and jade are priceless" is nonsense: human beings have developed to this day, and transactions are everywhere. There are so many currencies used to measure prices that almost anything can be traded at the price in the existing market. Options, equity and other products that are more complicated than jadeite can be priced with paper money very accurately. As a very common commodity, jade is no longer "priceless", but its use value is not enough to cause large-scale market participation. The transaction price is only a matter of small circles. Where there is a market, there is a price. Because the public's ignorance of the small circle market leads to the information asymmetry between merchants and consumers, this sentence has become a common marketing tool for many merchants.

4. Don't believe in omission: the so-called "omission" is a false proposition. How can there be so many leaks for you to pick up in this world? Transparent channels, insiders, don't compare your hobbies with our work of eating, which is not at the same level. Whether it is a folk, a big store or a small stall, as long as you go with a fault-finding heart, you will be slaughtered. Now you have to know carefully what you dug out of the pit before you can start. I won't say much about this, because it's too complicated.

5. Profit: The profit of this line, the commodity raw materials from well-known to unknown (the market from big to small), the profit is increasing in turn. In other words, the things you see the most in the market, such as gold, have the lowest profit, followed by diamonds, well-known colorful treasures, unknown colorful treasures, Hetian jade jade pearls and the like, while jade crystals, south red agate and yellow wax stones have the highest profit, such as stupid Wan Wen walnut bodhi. If you don't like this very much, buy less of those things. Those broken walnuts are so profitable that small diamond retailers are jealous.