How do you tell the difference between jadeite A and B?Grade A jade vs Grade B jade
Grade A jade vs Grade B jade: Jadeite is graded and named because of counterfeiting. Famous jadeite A and B, although many people can’t tell them apart.
How is Grade a jade different from Grade b? A-grade jadeite means the raw jadeite has only been chopped, sliced, carved, ground, and polished. The process of turning rough jadeite into completed jadeite is called grade-grade jadeite.
The Grade A jadeite hasn’t undergone any chemical processing.
The Grade A jadeite has not been chemically treated, and its color, structure, composition, and seeding water have all remained unchanged since it was mined. Some people believe that A-grade jadeite refers to the grade of jadeite texture, but this is incorrect; it simply emphasizes the naturalness of jadeite and does not imply that it is the best quality jadeite, which can cost tens of millions of dollars. Yes, there is a plethora of low-quality cheap jade. Because the structure of grade A jadeite has not changed and has been formed for thousands of years, jadeite is very durable and has no problem as a family heirloom; as well as the color of jadeite is not dyed, it will not fade or change color no matter how long you wear it… In fact, A-grade jadeite is synonymous with natural and pure in the jadeite industry.
The term “Jadeite B” refers to the glue-injection method used to create jadeite.
The purpose of this type of imitation jadeite technique is to improve jadeite with undesirable textures, such as black spots, cotton wool, stone patterns, etc. The crystals inside will dissolve after being soaked in strong acid, so inject glue into it. How do you tell the difference between jadeite grades A and B?
Grade A jade vs Grade B jade, In general, the texture of grade B jadeite is relatively clean, with very few blemishes such as cotton wool and stone patterns, which are blemishes that jadeite should have but does not. Furthermore, the jadeite after glue injection typically contains small air bubbles that cannot be removed. Therefore, friends who love jade must be cautious when purchasing products. Before buying, you must learn more about jade, and understand the market conditions of jade, and identification methods.
Hi. I would like to have a copy made of an existing carved jade earring. Is that something you might be able to help with? We are based in the UK.
Thanks
Emma
Hi EMMA ,thanks for your comments ,please send me the existing carved jade earrings ,we will look into it and quote from there,thanks