Beeswax, a mysterious gemstone, has long been loved. And in the market, old beeswax and new beeswax coexist, which is dazzling. So, what exactly is the difference between old beeswax and new beeswax? How do we choose cost-effective beeswax? Next, let's step into the world of beeswax and explore its mysteries.
1. The difference between old beeswax and new beeswax.
Formative years. Old beeswax, as the name suggests, is formed for a long time, generally refers to the beeswax formed in the natural environment and precipitated for a long time. Neo-beeswax refers to beeswax that has been artificially processed in recent years.
Color and texture.
Due to the long-term oxidation, the color of old beeswax is usually darker, showing dark yellow, reddish-brown, etc. The new beeswax is lighter in color, showing light yellow, beige and other colors. In terms of texture, the old beeswax is warmer, with obvious slurry on the surface, and the touch is more delicate. The new beeswax is relatively brittle and has a rough surface.
value and **.
Old beeswax is usually higher due to its rarity and historical value. New beeswax is relatively low, but its value may gradually increase over time.
2. How to choose cost-effective beeswax.
Understand the market**.
Before choosing a beeswax, it is essential to understand the market**. By understanding the best range and quality level in the market, it helps us to better judge the cost performance of beeswax.
Observe the appearance. When choosing beeswax, the appearance is the first impression. Choose beeswax with a smooth surface, no cracks, and no impurities. At the same time, pay attention to whether the color is uniform and whether there are too many bubbles or spots.
Focus on weight and size.
In general, the larger the weight and size, the rarer and higher the beeswax. However, in the case of a limited budget, we can balance ** and value by choosing the right size and weight.
Pay attention to the process. Craftsmanship is also one of the important factors to measure the value of beeswax. Choose a beeswax that is carved or sanded with excellent craftsmanship and good detailing. Such beeswax is not only beautiful, but also has a high collection value.
Understand the ** and context.
Understanding the quality and background of beeswax can help judge its quality and value. For example, beeswax from certain origins is of better quality, while beeswax from certain historical periods is more collectible.
Don't blindly pursue old beeswax.
Although the old beeswax is highly collectible, the new beeswax also has its own unique charm. If you're on a budget, it's also a good idea to choose a new piece of beeswax with good quality. The important thing is to find a balance that suits you and not blindly pursue the old beeswax and ignore the value of the new beeswax.
Be cautious with inexpensive beeswax.
Although inexpensive beeswax may have a high cost performance, it is also necessary to be wary of the possible risks. Some low-priced beeswax may have been dyed, baked, etc., or passed off from other materials. Therefore, choose a reputable merchant when making a purchase and carefully identify the true quality of beeswax.
III. Conclusion. In general, choosing a cost-effective beeswax requires a certain amount of knowledge and experience. By understanding the market, observing the appearance, paying attention to weight and size, paying attention to the process, understanding the ** and background, etc., we can better judge the value of beeswax. At the same time, we should also rationally look at the difference between old beeswax and new beeswax, and do not blindly pursue old beeswax and ignore the value of new beeswax. When buying, choose a reputable merchant and carefully identify the true quality of beeswax. In this way, we can find cost-effective beeswax in the market, making our collecting journey more enjoyable and fulfilling.