Emerald bracelet sees purple light when it meets light.

The newly bought jade bracelet can see purple light under white light. Is this jade?

It's not good without a picture, but it's normal for jade to have purple! This is a kind of jade called violet. Part of the green jade is purple, so it will be colored in spring. I suggest you send a picture or bring a bracelet to the appraisal department for appraisal? The pictures below are all purple emeralds. You can have a look.

Hello, the purple light of the jade bracelet in the light shows that it is fake. Ultraviolet rays in sunlight will react with fluorescent substances and turn them purple.

If there is purple fluorescence in the purple light, it means that it is B+C jadeite, which has been optimized by glue injection. Under normal circumstances, if it is not purple jade, there will be no purple fluorescence. It is recommended to review it.

Emerald bracelets are purple under the light, sometimes purple is visible, and sometimes purple is invisible.

This bracelet is a typical exposure to death. Purple is very light, and the planting water is a little poor.

You have to shine this with an ultraviolet light, the kind that checks money. If there is an obvious blue-purple fluorescence reaction, it is not jade A, it is pickled. I hope it helps you.

Second, waxing, many finished materials will be protected by waxing during processing. The gloss of this material is slightly weak, and it is very likely to turn gray after a long time. Moreover, after the wax volatilizes, it is easy to expose the cracks covered by wax intrusion. Third, polishing powder will also have a fluorescent effect.

Does the jade bracelet show purple fluorescence under normal light?

The fluorescence reaction of jadeite bracelet under violet light indicates that it may be grade B jadeite, which is a product of post-artificial treatment using natural jadeite original stone. Its essence is jadeite raw material, just because the texture is not good enough, and some impurities are more, so merchants beautify it for sale.

Not necessarily. Ultraviolet lamp is a sharp weapon to detect jade counterfeiting, but it is impossible to detect jade counterfeiting from other materials.

Without any treatment, this jade is doped with too many stone impurities, which makes this jade bracelet fluoresce under ultraviolet radiation.

The jadeite bracelet has a fluorescent reaction under violet light.

1, to sum up, if you start with a jade bracelet, it will fluoresce under purple light, and you must never use it. You can be sure that this jade bracelet is not genuine, but a fake. These conditions mentioned above may also cause fluorescence reaction, which needs attention.

2. A piece of jade will fluoresce under ultraviolet light. It may be: after pickling and gluing, it becomes what we call B-quality jadeite or B+C-quality jadeite; True jadeite does not fluoresce under ultraviolet light, while epoxy resin as filler of B jadeite fluoresces under fluorescent light.

3. A piece of jadeite will fluoresce under ultraviolet light. It may be: after pickling and gluing, it becomes what we call B-quality jadeite or B+C-quality jadeite; True jadeite has no fluorescence under ultraviolet light, while epoxy resin as filler of B jadeite will fluoresce under fluorescent light.

4. The jadeite bracelet has a fluorescent reaction under the violet light, which indicates that it may be Grade B jadeite, and it is a product that is artificially treated with natural jadeite. Its essence is jadeite raw material, but because the texture is not good enough, some impurities are more, and merchants beautify it for sale.

5. The jadeite bracelet has a fluorescent reaction under the violet light, indicating that it is a B-grade jadeite, and it is a product made of natural jadeite raw stone after post-artificial treatment. Its essence is jadeite raw material, but because the texture is not good enough, some impurities are more, and merchants beautify it for sale.

I bought a jade bracelet yesterday. It looks white, but under the sunlight, there will be purple in some places. ...

This is a natural jadeite A product, glutinous bean seeds and fine bracelets. There is no doubt that it is genuine and can be worn with confidence. Germplasm is between waxy seeds and legume seeds, with thick seeds, thick cotton, short water head, slightly fine stripes, waxy white background, slightly gray and looming lavender.

The fluorescence reaction of jadeite bracelet under violet light indicates that it may be grade B jadeite, which is a product of post-artificial treatment using natural jadeite original stone. Its essence is jadeite raw material, just because the texture is not good enough, and some impurities are more, so merchants beautify it for sale.

Hello! I've only seen purple turn white in the sun. Because purple is light, it is death.

It is normal for ice species violet jadeite to turn purple in natural light, but the color will not change particularly.

There is also a white jade bracelet, which is an optical phenomenon of white jade. This poor quality is white jade, which is easy to reflect light. Especially when the white jadeite is illuminated by purple light, then the purple light will easily penetrate at this time.