It can't be false, because the concept of jade is becoming more and more inaccurate now. For example, jadeite, the real pure jadeite means that the sodalite content is above 98%. However, the sodalite content in jadeite should be above 50%, and those below 50 are called near jadeite. Now 80% of jadeite on the market is near jadeite, so jadeite is not fake. It depends on how you look at it. Let's talk about certificates In the market I know, each certificate sells for 50 cents. It is impossible for ordinary people to tell whether something in the photo is similar to what you bought. From this, you can know for yourself.