A simple way to identify jadeite and water foam

Mondo Collection Updated on 2024-01-31

In the gemstone world, jadeite is loved for its unique color and mystical connotation. However, in this rich gemstone world, there are also impostors of jadeite"Water foam"。The texture and appearance of the foam is similar to that of jadeite, and it is often difficult to distinguish between first-time contacts and unprofessional amateurs. So, let's take a look at Wen'er's jadeite knowledge and learn how to simply identify the difference between jadeite and water foam.

First of all, we can make a preliminary distinction from the color. Jadeite is usually richer in color and has a warm, jade-like texture, while water foam tends to be dull in color and lacks vitality. In addition, jadeite, under light, can reflect an attractive luster, which is difficult to imitate by water foam.

Secondly, in terms of hardness, the hardness of jadeite is larger, generally between 6-7, while the hardness of water foam is lower, usually between 5-6. Therefore, if it is cut with a hard object, real jadeite is not easy to be scratched, while water foam is easy to leave marks.

Finally, we can judge by feel and weight. The texture of jadeite is heavier and smooth to the touch, while the water foam is lighter and cool to the touch, without the warmth of jadeite.

A simple method of identifying jadeite from water foam, although intuitive, does not ensure the accuracy of the results, because the development of replication technology has made counterfeit jadeite look more and more realistic. Therefore, if you are buying jadeite, it is best to have it done through a professional appraisal agency.

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