It is normal to have pits on the surface of jadeite, mostly because of the material. If the crystal structure is loose, pits will appear. Generally speaking, it is normal for jadeite to have pits on its surface, which is the orange peel effect. This phenomenon is a natural feature and is not listed as a defect.

There are two reasons for the small pits on the jade bracelet: First, the poor germplasm and loose crystal structure lead to insufficient minerals, which is the problem of its own material. Second, the processing is not in place, resulting in a small pit on the surface of the jade blank, which can be removed by re-polishing, which is a problem of processing technology.

There are small pits on the jade, which can only explain the defects caused by inadequate treatment in the process of making jade, and there is no objective standard to distinguish whether it is real jade.

Ken may be that the technology of Hetian jade is too rough, and another possibility is that you observe it too carefully and regard the pores of seed jade as small pits, so there are many small pits.

What is the small pit on the jade bracelet? Does it matter?

There are small pits on the jade bracelet, which may be defects or improper maintenance. In the process of wearing a jade bracelet, you will often encounter hard objects, which will lead to potholes on its surface. There are pits on the surface of jadeite mainly because of its own material. Poor germplasm and loose crystal structure will lead to pits.

Generally speaking, it is normal to have small pits on the surface of jadeite, which is the orange peel effect.

It is normal for some jadeites to have polishing pits on them. The reason for the pit is that it is not thrown well, probably because the particle structure of jade itself is not easy to throw.

It is recommended to clean the bracelet with clean water, which may be caused by dirt on the surface. There is nothing wrong with this bracelet visually.

There are many small pits on the surface of the bracelet because the variety of jadeite is tender, so its crystal is thicker. It is generally not recommended to start with this kind of bracelet. I hope I can help you.

Jade itself is not good, and there are these small pits. Because it was waxed, I couldn't see it at first, but then when the wax fell, it showed my true colors.

What's with the small pit on the jade?

1, there is a small pit on the jade bracelet. The first possibility is that the impurities in the jade itself, commonly known as trachoma, contain small sand-like particles, resulting in uneven surface after carving. The second is man-made collision. Many jadeites have to go through many processes in production, and some bumps may occur in the middle, resulting in scratches or dark cracks on the surface.

2. There are six reasons why there are pits on jadeite: impurities in jadeite itself; Man-made bumps; Natural defects; Improper maintenance; Not polished well; The wax on the surface falls off. If real jade is touched by hand, it will feel cold and lubricated. Identification of the tip of the tongue Real jade licks on the tip of the tongue, but fake jade doesn't.

There are many possibilities for this situation. It may be caused by poor varieties and poor polishing, or it may be acidified jadeite, and this kind of thing will also appear. To analyze the specific situation, for reference only.

4. If it is the problem of its own material, the germplasm is poor and the crystal structure is loose, pits will appear. Improper handling will also lead to small pits on the surface of the jade body. Because some places can't be polished flat during polishing, normal A-goods polishing pits may appear.

5. It is recommended to clean the bracelet with clean water, which may be caused by dirt on the surface. There is nothing wrong with this bracelet visually.

How to solve the problem of potholes in jade bracelets?

1. If the pit on the jade bracelet is not obvious, you can take it to a professional jade shop or jewelry store and ask technicians to decorate the pit with gold tracing technology. If the pit is relatively large and may crack at any time, it is necessary to put a precious metal gold and silver hoop around the jade bracelet.

2. Paste, and paint polishing powder on the carved jade surface. Push grinding, grinding the jade surface with a 2000-mesh grinding wheel. If there are many pits, the surface should be polished on the basis of smoothing the pits. Diamond powder is coated on the surface of jadeite, and the surface of jadeite is polished with a hard brush.

3. Jade bracelets purchased through formal channels are generally after-sales. You can apply for a refund within the specified time. Pay attention to ensure that the secondary sales will not be affected, and prepare some evidence such as purchase vouchers.

What if the jade bracelet is knocked out of the pit? What if the jade bracelet hits a hole?

Don't worry about the jade bracelet being knocked out of the pit, because it can be repaired by some methods. For example, the key method of bonding with fracture surface is to use high-efficiency adhesive and then wipe it off with acetone.

Wipe gently with toothpaste. The surface scratch of jade bracelet is relatively slight, so you can try to wipe it gently with toothpaste and polish the bracelet with friction particles of toothpaste, which can generally eliminate the scratch. Polishing.

If the pit on the jade bracelet is not obvious, you can take it to a professional jade shop or jewelry store and let the technicians decorate the pit with gold tracing technology. If the pit is relatively large and may crack at any time, it is necessary to put a precious metal gold and silver hoop around the jade bracelet.

If the jade bracelet doesn't knock badly and there are only some visible cracks, it is quite easy to repair it. You can go to a professional jade repair shop to find a mosaic master. The master will press the gold thread into the broken groove of the jade bracelet according to the condition of the bracelet, so that the fine lines of the jade bracelet will be smoothed.

Jadeite with pits can be processed, smoothed and waxed. Generally, there are many small pits in jadeite, and the fracture can be covered by simple re-grinding and polishing, but this will easily affect the proportion and coordination of the original shape.

Generally, when the jade bracelet has obvious cracks and wrinkles that endanger the firmness of the bracelet, it can be covered up by carving porcelain to block the cracks, which has a certain immobility effect. The key to porcelain carving is to cover the obvious patterns or crack the cotton rope to make the bracelet look more extreme.