Last year, Meiyu shared an article about "Middle Eastern Blue Beeswax". At the time, many fans were confused and asked why there were blue and zebra-colored beeswaxes, and people in the Middle East seemed to have one.
By reading the article, we learned that it turned out to be Tesbiha in the Middle East. Although it has a very attractive appearance, it is not natural beeswax after all, but has been treated. The production process is to add pigment to the melted beeswax scrap and melt it into a rod again, and then carry out the operation of turning the beads.
This kind of bracelet has its own love because of the radish and cabbage, as long as you know that it has been processed, it doesn't hurt to buy and play with a reasonable **. If you don't like it, don't play it, it's as simple as that. The scariest thing is to be pitted!
Recently, when I was shopping in the post bar, I saw feedback from bar friends, they saw a "red beeswax" in a store, it is said that ** is not low, the price is 10,000 yuan. This caused everyone to wonder, when will the beeswax be red?Could it be that you have been deceived?
First, let's take a look. Judging from **, this red beeswax does look a bit like the texture of beeswax. It is said that the shop also pokes red beeswax with a hot needle, which means that it is real beeswax and has the characteristics of beeswax.
Bar friends left messages after seeing this message, some said it was like red bean curd, hey, it was a bit like that;Others say that it may be like the Tesbiha in the Middle East, otherwise how to explain it;Others say it's more like crystal or tiger's eye.
So, is this string of "red beeswax" beeswax or not?If it's not beeswax, what kind of material is it?Iron juice can tell me in the comment area, I'm very curious about your answers!
There is not much knowledge about whether there is red beeswax in beeswax varieties, and there are even doubts about the real existence of red beeswax. But what I can say is that most people are very enthusiastic about red beeswax and amber, and even seek after it. Take the blood beeswax that appeared in the sky in 2015 as an example, the gram price once reached more than 1,000 yuan.
In fact, if you really like red beeswax and amber, instead of starting with red beeswax that you don't know, it is better to choose other varieties such as blood amber, chanterelle red, and old beeswax.
Blood amber is a typical type of Burmese amber and has a rich deep red color, as mellow as red wine. Blood amber is mostly derived from the long-term oxidation of brown red amber or golden amber.
Of course, we see most of the old beeswax yellow, and the old beeswax with red dates is also seen. It's just that it's not born red, it's the result of oxidation. However, not all beeswax varieties can turn red beeswax after oxidation, only yellow beeswax will turn red, and white honey will not. The red old beeswax has a long static oxidation period, so it is relatively high.
In addition to this, chanterelle red can also be considered. Chanterelle is a classic, and chanterelle is even more worth having. Chanterelle red is more "red" than chanterelle yellow, and the texture is warm and oily. A piece of oily honey-filled chanterelle red is a fine product.
The red color of chanterelle red is not floating on the surface, but the overall red from the inside out, and the color looks extremely pleasant. If you want to choose chanterelle red beeswax, it is better to have a bright color, no stray cracks, full wax, and clear texture.