Which is more expensive, the fluorescent jade or the fluorescent jade?
If the jade was very old, the fluorescent jade would be more expensive because the crystal particles were arranged neatly and could be used as a flat theme. With this premise, it was equivalent to having a ticket to the top auction house. However, it was important to note that fluorescence and glue would not appear on a piece of jade at the same time. The fluorescence was cold, which reflected the hardness, and the glue was oil, which reflected the flexibility. Moreover, fluorescence was a visual optical phenomenon. To achieve this effect, the jade must be very old, which meant that the crystal particles were very small. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Is the fluorescent jade good?
In jadeite, there were two types of fluorescent light. If it was natural jade, it was an optical effect that would appear when the water was good. It was a layer of soft white light floating on the surface of the jade when the light changed. In this case, the fluorescence often indicated that the jade quality was better. However, if there was a fluorescent reaction under the illumination of a purple light, it might be fake jade, because the jade would be stained with fluorescent agent during the process of forgery. However, it should also be noted that natural jade may also have a fluorescent reaction due to the residue of polishing powder in the polishing step. There was no problem with the jade itself. Therefore, it was not possible to judge the quality of jade based solely on whether it was fluorescent or not. It needed to be judged comprehensively. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What kind of fluorescent jade is it?
The types of jade that were fluorescent were jade, bolivian jade, and ice jade. Emerald often appeared dark green or apple green and was very translucent. It would show a bright green glow under the violet light. The colors of emerald varied from light green to dark green, and often showed a rich light blue tone. Under the violet light, it would show a strong blue-green fluorescence. The color of ice jade often showed a cold and arrogant green or warm yellow tone. Under the violet light, its fluorescence was strong and uniform, radiating a bright green light. In addition, when the jade was well watered and absorbed the essence of heaven and earth, the light reflected from the bottom was also called fluorescence. The best way to reflect fluorescence was the curved surface. The curved surface at the bottom of the egg surface or the jade was watered would reflect fluorescence. However, the fluorescence of materials that were not planted enough would be divided into strong and weak fluorescence, which could be divided into weak fluorescence, strong fluorescence, and extremely strong fluorescence. There was also a situation where the jade used polishing powder residue containing fluorescent agent in the polishing process. This situation was not acid washing and glue dyeing, but after polishing, the colored polishing powder was sealed with wax without washing. Such jade would also have a fluorescent reaction and could be issued an A-grade certificate. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Is it true that fluorescent jade is not real?
The jade with fluorescent reaction was likely to have been processed, but it could not be said that the jade with fluorescent reaction was not authentic. In the past, since the jade was mostly filled with organic resin such as epoxy after being pickled, it would have a fluorescent reaction under the purple light. However, the technology of forgery had changed. It was possible for the fake goods to not contain fluorescent agents, so even if there was no fluorescent reaction, it could not be determined that it was fake goods. Moreover, during the processing of natural jadeite, such as the gully corners of the pendant carving and the surface of the bracelet, there may be polishing powder and wax residue. These substances will have a fluorescent reaction under the purple light. There are very few jadeites with more impurities. The impurities may be sensitive to the purple light and will also produce a fluorescent reaction, but these jadeites are still A-grade. In addition, if one used dyed chalcedony, dyed glass, Dulong jade, or azure jelly to pass off as jade, there would be no reaction under the purple light. Therefore, the purple light detection was only an auxiliary method. It was not possible to determine the authenticity of the jade based on the fluorescent reaction alone. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
How much is the fluorescent jade?
The price of fluorescent jade varied greatly due to many factors. It ranged from tens of yuan to millions of yuan. For example, some ordinary fluorescent jade pendants, such as natural A-grade jade S925 silver inlaid with stars, the price of a fluorescent blue water jade star pendant might be tens of yuan, such as 48 yuan; Myanmar glutinous light green fluorescent green bean pendant, jade bean pendant, floating flower female gift jade pendant was 159.6 yuan. The price of fluorescent jade products such as glass jade was very high. For example, the white ice jade bracelet worn by Guan Xiaotong was priced between 1.2 million and 1.5 million yuan, and the jade ice jade bracelet was worth 368000 yuan. Moreover, if the jade was very old and fluorescent, the price might be even more expensive when the crystal particles were arranged neatly, because it had the potential to be auctioned off by top auction houses. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The difference between the fluorescent jade and the lustrous jade
In jadeite related concepts," fluorescence " and " lustre " were actually the same concept. It referred to an optical phenomenon that appeared in jadeite that was old, had small crystal particles, sufficient water head, and high clarity. When light passed through the jade, its outline would reflect a bright line. When the jade was gently shaken under natural light, a soft white light could be seen. From a physical point of view, it was because of the high degree of clarity of the jade. When the light was transmitted to the polished surface, the surface micro-ripples produced reflected light to form reflective spots. A portion of the light entered the jade, and before the internal and air media were converted, the surface micro-ripples of the jade produced a strong diffuse reflection. Together with the refraction between the jadeite grains, they formed a hazy white light. This phenomenon was more common at the edge of the carved outline or in the circular area. Usually, only some jadeites would have this phenomenon. The price of fluorescent jadeite was often higher. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What does fluorescent jade mean?
The fluorescent jadeite was an optical phenomenon. When it was gently shaken under natural light, a soft white light could be seen on some of the jades. This was the so-called "fluorescence." This phenomenon usually appeared in jadeites with old seeds, small crystal particles, sufficient water head, and high clarity, such as glass jade and ice jade. From a physical point of view, it was because this type of jade had a high degree of clarity. When light traveled in the air to its polished surface, the surface micro-ripples produced a portion of the reflected light to form reflective spots. A portion of the light entered the interior of the jade, and before entering the light sparse medium (air) from the light dense medium (internal), the surface micro-ripples of the jade acted again, producing a strong diffuse reflection in its interior. The refraction between the jadeite particles formed a hazy white light. In order to highlight this fluorescent effect, jade carvers often carved this type of jade into a spherical surface to gather light to form a soft white light. Moreover, the price of jade that was "fluorescent" was often much higher than that of jade that could not be "fluorescent". The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Why does the jade have a fluorescent reaction?
The fluorescent reaction of jade could be caused by many reasons. First of all, if it was B, C, or B + C jade, it would be pickled, glued, dyed, etc. during the production process. The chemical substances filled in it might produce a fluorescent reaction under the illumination of the purple light. This was because the internal structure of these processed jadeites had been changed and contained substances that would react under violet light. Secondly, even if it was natural jade, if colored polishing powder was used in the polishing process and sealed with wax without thorough cleaning, the residue of the polishing powder would also cause a fluorescent reaction. Although this kind of jade was A natural jade, it was artificially enhanced, so its value was lower than that of the raw natural jade. Moreover, after wearing it for a long time, as the wax on the surface peeled off, the color would become lighter and uglier. In addition, if the natural jade had been waxed, and the structure was not tight enough, the wax would penetrate too much, and the fluorescent reaction under the purple light would be relatively strong. There were also some white jades that had a faint orange glow. The last thing to note was that some new types of fake jadeite were now filled with non-fluorescent substances and stains. Even if it was fake, there might be no fluorescent reaction under the purple light. Therefore, the purple light detection of jadeite had certain limitations. It could not be completely relied on to determine the authenticity of jadeite. The novel "Ledge" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
What's with the fluorescent reflection of the jade bracelet?
The jade bracelet had a fluorescent reaction and was tested to be a good
Under normal circumstances, A-grade jade would not have any fluorescent reaction under the purple light. However, there were special circumstances. Most jadeites would use polishing powder and wax boiling processes in the processing process, especially the jadeite that had just been processed. It was difficult to completely clean the gully corners carved on the pendant. There were often polishing powder and wax residue on the surface of the bracelet, which would form a fluorescent reaction under the purple light. There were also a few jades that contained more impurities. Some of the impurities might be sensitive to the purple light and would also produce a fluorescent reaction. However, the intensity of the fluorescence was different. However, these situations did not affect the attributes of the jade. Therefore, it was not accurate to determine that the jade bracelet was not an A-grade item just based on the fluorescent reaction. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Does the jade bracelet have fluorescent light? How is it handled?
The jade bracelet had a fluorescent reflection that could be used in many situations: 1. ** Natural Glowing **: Jade bracelets with good water quality and curves are prone to glistening. This is a kind of hazy, soft and faint light produced by natural light passing through the smooth and curved surface of the jade and refracted by the light. This kind of situation does not need to be dealt with. 2. ** The fluorescent reaction caused by dyeing and glue injection **: If it was a dyed and glued jade bracelet, it would be able to see specks of fluorescent light under the 365 purple light. For such problematic bracelets, they should not be bought or worn. There was no way to deal with them. They should stay away from such fake jade products. 3. ** fluorescent reaction caused by other circumstances ** - If the jade was born with cracks in the raw stone and other mineral elements seeped into it (there were two to three hundred mineral elements with natural fluorescent reactions in the world), the white cracks in the raw stone would show a crack-like fluorescent reaction after the finished product. This was a natural characteristic and did not need to be treated. - If the bracelet is cracked and has a fluorescent reaction after long-term wear, you can try to use a gentle cleaning method, such as wiping with water and a soft cloth, but the effect may be limited. - If there were cracks in the finished product during the production of the jade, and there was a fluorescent reaction caused by the polishing powder and wax in the gap during polishing, this was a normal situation and could be issued with an A-grade certificate. There was no need for special treatment. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>