Other beads were embedded, and no other beads were detected except jadeite. That's why it's written that the stone is not in the right place. The test result is natural jadeite. That's right. As for how much it costs, it depends on the color. The picture above is too blurred to see the color clearly.
However, in one case, it is inconvenient for the appraisal agency to detect the density, because jadeite is inlaid with other precious metals, and the density of precious metals is different from that of jadeite. If the appraiser can't peel off the inlaid metal for density detection, it will be marked: because the inlay is not measured.
The qualification of the certificate is average, but if you write the density of mosaic, it is fraud, and it is right not to write it. Because there is no density in the mosaic. From the photo, this is a silver inlaid jade A pendant, some jadeite materials are general. The wholesale price of this product is about 100, and the retail price is about 300, which is reasonable.
No, the jadeite in your hand is official fidelity, which is not necessarily true, because some merchants will switch the bags, so the jadeite you bought is not necessarily true, so you need to buy it carefully. The quality inspection of the official quality inspection warehouse of A Auto Fast is not necessarily true.
Because it is difficult to measure, it is impossible to investigate. There is no quality inspection report for inlaid jadeite, because jadeite is inlaid, not just jadeite. Detection also includes inlay, which is not convenient to detect its refractive index and density, so it is not counted.
Column mosaic structure, column metamorphic structure, etc. When the texture is fine, the polished surface is smooth and has slight concave peeling. When the texture is rough, the cleavage surface flashes, that is, emerald.
Why does the jade appraisal only have your precious metal test report, and it says that the matching stones have not been measured?
Other beads were embedded, and no other beads were detected except jadeite. That's why it's written that the stone is not in the right place. The test result is natural jadeite. That's right. As for how much it costs, it depends on the color. The picture above is too blurred to see the color clearly.
However, in one case, it is inconvenient for the appraisal agency to detect the density, because jadeite is inlaid with other precious metals, and the density of precious metals is different from that of jadeite. If the appraiser can't peel off the inlaid metal for density detection, it will be marked: because the inlay is not measured.
One: The most important thing is "Jade A" in the remarks, which means that it has not been chemically treated and dyed. Two: This is a set of jadeite components. Three: The total mass (we often say the weight) is147g. Three: do not do precious metal testing. Four: Under the magnifying glass, we can see that the structure of the jadeite belongs to the normal structure of jadeite.
GTC test, the real thing is beyond doubt. But only the test data are as follows: The number of this experiment is: jade (a) bracelet identification certificate.
Why are some jadeites with the same price in jewelry stores with certificates, some without certificates, and those without certificates all fake? ...
If you find that the jade you bought doesn't have a certificate, it proves that you really bought a fake, or you bought a poor quality jade because you paid a high price. In general, the certificate of jadeite is divided into A goods, B goods, or natural jadeite, optimized and C goods.
Therefore, without a certificate, people often have doubts about artifacts. Although it can't be concluded that they are fake, there is no need to take risks as a buyer. No certificate, no guarantee, never buy it, it's as simple as that.
Yes, all emeralds have certificates. Emerald without certificate may be real or fake.
Emerald with certificate is not necessarily true. Although when buying jade, in order to have a sense of security and convince consumers, merchants are generally required to issue authoritative jade appraisal certificates. Certificates issued by large well-known jewelry shopping malls are generally no problem, but jade appraisal certificates issued by small shops may be fake.
In the process of buying jewelry, many consumers also know to ask the merchants for the jewelry appraisal certificate issued by the authoritative department. At present, the problems in the jewelry and jade market are mainly in the tourism jewelry market and the goods sold by some private jewelry stores.
I can only see from the picture that the data you gave is deceptive to the layman in the certificate. The color of water head is different from that of green, and the values are quite different.