It is normal for jadeite to have many small bubbles when soaking in water. This is normal, bubbles have nothing to do with the quality of jadeite. Because a certain amount of gas is dissolved in water, when you put it in the bracelet, they just attach to the bracelet during precipitation. If the bracelet really bubbles outward, your bracelet should be full of holes.

There is a crack on the surface, and the air is discharged when it is put into the water, and the water is immersed, resulting in a phenomenon. Such bracelets must be maintained, not too dry, especially not exposed to high temperature. Otherwise, it is easy to get cotton. If cotton begins to grow, it will recover if it is raised with water.

Hello, the structure of jade is not completely dense, or, although the external structure is basically invisible, it is slightly enlarged, with holes and cracks on the surface.

There are bubbles in the jade, which shows that this jade is fake, because the real jade is formed through the long gestation of nature, and there will be no bubbles in it. Only when artificial fake jadeite is made, air is inadvertently wrapped in it, and bubbles will be formed, which is also an important basis for identifying true and false jadeite.

It's probably fake. Generally, real jade bracelets are beautifully made, and there will be no bubbles, but there will be exceptions in everything and further identification is needed.

There are bubbles around, which may be caused by some other chemicals on the surface of your bracelet. No matter whether the jade is true or not, there are generally no bubbles, but you can also ask someone to identify the bracelet to see if it is A.

How is it that there are many small bubbles in the jade soaking water? Why does jadeite bubble when soaking in water?

1. There is air in the water. When jade is soaked in water, the air in the water will gather around the jade and produce bubbles. Just as we hold water in a glass or plastic cup, there are always some bubbles on the wall of the cup.

2. There are bubbles in the jade, which means that this jade is fake, because the real jade is formed through the long gestation of nature, and there will be no bubbles in it. Only when artificial fake jadeite is made, air is inadvertently wrapped in it, and bubbles will be formed, which is also an important basis for identifying true and false jadeite.

3, there are cracks on the surface, put into the water, the air is discharged, and the water is immersed, resulting in the phenomenon. Such bracelets must be maintained, not too dry, especially not exposed to high temperature. Otherwise it's easy to pick up cotton. If cotton begins to grow, it will recover if it is raised with water.

4. Hello, the structure of jadeite is not completely dense, or, although there is basically no external structure visible to the naked eye, it is slightly enlarged, with holes and cracks on the surface.

There are bubbles around, which may be caused by some other chemicals on the surface of your bracelet. No matter whether the jade is true or not, there are generally no bubbles, but you can also ask someone to identify the bracelet to see if it is A.

6. Because the hardness and density of jadeite are relatively high, it does not conform to the phenomenon of air inside, so it is not normal.

Does jadeite have bubbles?

Generally, jadeite has bubbles, which means that this jadeite is not real. Emerald is a naturally occurring crystal ore. Even after post-processing, there will be no bubbles in it. Mainly glass imitations, which can be identified by touch. Real jadeite has a better touch and even internal patterns, while fake jadeite has a rough feel and a dull color.

In fact, there will be no bubbles inside jadeite. If this phenomenon exists, it is likely to be imitation jade. Because of the structure of natural jadeite, bubbles can't get in. Moreover, natural jadeite will become cotton wool after being invaded by foreign minerals during its formation.

There are bubbles in the jade, which shows that this jade is fake, because the real jade is formed through the long gestation of nature, and there will be no bubbles in it. Only when artificial fake jadeite is made, air is inadvertently wrapped in it, and bubbles will be formed, which is also an important basis for identifying true and false jadeite.

First of all, to answer you, natural jadeite has absolutely no bubbles. Only natural glass and amber appear in a single bubble of natural jewelry. If it appears on other jewelry, it means it is synthetic or imitation. At present, the jadeite with grade B quality will leave some bubbles because it is filled with glue.

What is the bubble in the jade ring?

1. If the ring surface of Yuhuan is grade A jadeite, it is impossible to have bubbles. It is recommended to review it. Only the jadeite dyed by glue injection can have bubbles. It may also be that you regard the cotton wool defect as a bubble, as shown in Figure 1. This kind of defect is not a bubble, but a natural cotton wool defect.

2. Generally, jadeite has bubbles, indicating that this jadeite is not true. Emerald is a naturally occurring crystal ore. Even after post-processing, there will be no bubbles in it. Mainly glass imitations, which can be identified by touch. Real jadeite has a better touch and even internal patterns, while fake jadeite feels rough and dull.

3. It is normal for jade to have many small bubbles in water. This is normal, bubbles have nothing to do with the quality of jadeite. Because a certain amount of gas is dissolved in water, when you put it in the bracelet, they just attach to the bracelet during precipitation. If the bracelet really bubbles outward, your bracelet should be full of holes.

There is air in the water. When jade is soaked in water, the air in the water will gather around the jade and produce bubbles. Just as we hold water in a glass or plastic cup, there are always some bubbles on the wall of the cup.

How to distinguish between true and false jadeite? Is it fake that there are bubbles in it?

As a representative of jadeite, jadeite has a high density. Generally, if people in the industry are familiar with jadeite jade, they will feel oppressive when they weigh it up and down in their hands, but if it is fake, the few times they weigh it in their hands will be light and there is no obvious oppressive feeling.

When identifying jadeite, you can tap its surface gently first and listen to the sound made by jadeite. If it is natural jade, we usually hear a crisp sound when knocking at the door, because the internal structure of natural jade is dense and there are no bubbles. On the contrary, tapping on artificial jade makes the sound less crisp and dull.

It looks unnatural. Real jadeite feels smooth by hand and looks shiny in the sun. The pattern inside is also exquisite, which has a cool feeling. False jadeite will feel rough when touched by hand, the surface is not very smooth, the color is dim, and there may be bubbles inside.

Under the high-power microscope, we can see that many small bright spots are small bubbles, which are preserved because the air in the gap is not completely evacuated during the filling treatment. Observing the internal structure of jadeite with transmitted light. The jadeite treated by bleaching and filling has loose structure, blurred grain boundaries, broken particles and incoherent cleavage.

There are two kinds of fake jadeites in the market: imitation and coloring (that is, coloring). Imitations of these materials are made of artificially fired glass. Its structure is loose, green is even and dark, and some have bubbles. When struck with a hard instrument, its voice is hoarse.

The most direct way to identify the authenticity of jadeite is: weight, because the density of jadeite is relatively high and it feels heavy in your hand, so it may be real jadeite, on the contrary, it feels light and dull in your hand, that is fake jadeite.

What is a Kethleen pendant with light and bubbles?

Ink is a kind of albite, not jade! The color of albite jade is generally white or off-white, with few color bands and uneven distribution, generally around 10%, and the color tone is blue and dark.

There is air in the water. When jade is soaked in water, the air in the water will gather around the jade and produce bubbles. Just as we hold water in a glass or plastic cup, there are always some bubbles on the wall of the cup.

It is normal for jadeite to have many small bubbles when soaking in water. This is normal, bubbles have nothing to do with the quality of jadeite. Because a certain amount of gas is dissolved in water, when you put it in the bracelet, they just attach to the bracelet during precipitation. If the bracelet really bubbles outward, your bracelet should be full of holes.

The first view is that it is the desilication product of residual granite slurry that magma intruded into ultrabasic rocks under high pressure.

You won't know until you send a photo to everyone. Without photos, all of us can't evaluate them. After all, it depends on jade quality, workmanship, glaze color and so on.