How to tell the real jade bracelet? How to distinguish between true and false?

The method of identifying the authenticity of jade bracelets: one of the methods of identifying jade bracelets-look at the transparency of jade bracelets. If it is an ice flower bracelet, the price is at least 65438+ 10,000.

Several common methods to identify true and false jade bracelets: water identification method: drop a drop of water on jade, if it is dewy, it will be true jade for a long time. Touch by hand: if it is real jade, it feels cold and lubricated by hand. Observation method: Observe the jade under the light. Only the jade with clear color and even green distribution is the real jade.

It is very natural to observe the true jade luster of the color, and there is no obvious artificial trace. If the surface of the bracelet has obvious luster or is too smooth, it is probably a fake made by hand. Real jadeite is soft in color, usually light green, light yellow or light purple.

Judge the truth by price. Every merchant is very smart, and they will give each bracelet different prices according to its texture. Most jade bracelets on the market contain some impurities. If the inside of the jade bracelet you see is clean, it must be expensive.

What do you think of the jade bracelet? 1 luster: the real jade bracelet is warm and shiny, whether translucent or opaque, and it is normal to have a small amount of impurities or cotton wool patterns inside; The color of fake jade bracelets is dry and dull, and some have bubbles. ② Hardness measurement: scratch with a knife, leaving no trace on the real jade bracelet.

You can also touch it with your hands. The real jade bracelet will feel cold and lubricated, but the fake one will not. You can also lick the jade bracelet with the tip of your tongue. Real jade bracelets have bitterness, while fake jade bracelets have no bitterness. This is also a quick way to identify the authenticity of jade bracelets. When buying jade bracelets, you must have the corresponding jade appraisal certificate, which is also an important basis for distinguishing between true and false.