Is there any flaw in the jade carving?

Are there knife marks and individual pits rough after jade pendant carving?

There are many possibilities for this situation, which may be poorly polished or acidified jadeite, and this kind of thing will also appear. To analyze the specific situation, for reference only.

There are six reasons why there are pits on jadeite: impurities in jadeite itself; Man-made bumps; Natural defects; Improper maintenance; Not polished well; The wax on the surface falls off.

Emerald is a product, don't worry. What you are normal now is the skill of the worker's master. There is a great demand in the jade market, and the workers in the processing factory are hard-working and their wages are relatively high. In order to ship more goods, they are careless in polishing and planing. Of course, this will not happen to high-end goods.

There is a small pit on the jade bracelet. The first possibility is that the impurity of jade itself, commonly known as trachoma, contains sand-like small particles, resulting in uneven surface after carving. The second is man-made collision. Many jadeites have to go through many processes in production, and some bumps may occur in the middle, resulting in scratches or dark cracks on the surface.

There is a circular symmetrical pit in the middle of the front of the jade pendant, which is caused by processing. Usually it is necessary to punch holes, but later the situation was abandoned.

Whether there is a small pit on the surface of the newly bought jade bracelet is a flaw depends on whether the pit is naturally formed or caused by post-processing. If it is the material itself, the germplasm is poor and the crystal structure is loose, there will be pits. Improper handling will also lead to small pits on the surface of the jade body.

Is it normal for jade carving to have defects?

There are knife marks and individual pits behind the jade carving pendant, which are caused by rough workmanship. In general, obvious defects such as knife marks and pits should be carefully avoided in the production process to make the finished product as perfect as possible.

Emerald jade is not as high in purity as gemstones. Even precious stones with high requirements sometimes have grading requirements for clarity, and only diamonds and sapphires have the most stringent requirements.

It is normal to have pits on the surface of jadeite, mostly because of the material. If the crystal structure is loose, pits will appear. Generally speaking, it is normal for jadeite to have pits on its surface, which is the orange peel effect. This phenomenon is a natural feature and is not listed as a defect.

Jade Buddha is defective, normal! The common defects of jadeite include cotton, stone flower, grain, crack, mottled color, etc., which are all inherent defects in the process of natural formation. Defects will affect the appearance and price accordingly. The better the quality of jade Buddha, the less defects.

It is normal that jadeite raw materials often have cracks. But try to avoid cracks when carving. Obvious cracks or many cracks affect the value of jadeite. Usually, according to the creativity and the carving skill of the master, we try our best to avoid cracks and cover up the defects with clever color carving.

What are the scratches and dots on the surface of the jade pendant?

1. The reason why the jade bracelet is scratched is because the surface of the bracelet is damaged by external forces (such as knocking). Scratches are not the same as cracks. Cracks are affected by jadeite itself, and there is a risk of fracture, which can only be solved by inserting metal. The crack of the jade bracelet is the damage to the jade surface.

2. There is a waxing process in the processing of jadeite from the original stone to the exquisite finished product. Waxing can make the jade surface smoother and feel more delicate, so under normal circumstances, slight scratches can be filled with wax. We just need to give jadeite to professionals.

3. There are scratches on the jade surface. If it is only a slight scratch, you can wax it to fill it, bake it with fire a little, and wipe it with a clean towel immediately after the wax chips melt. In general, this slight scratch will be filled with wax immediately.

4. There are many possibilities for this situation, which may be that the variety is not good, the polishing is not good, or it may be acidified jadeite, and this kind of thing will also appear. To analyze the specific situation, for reference only.

5. It is normal to have small pits on the surface of jadeite, mostly due to material problems. If the crystal structure is loose, pits will appear. Generally speaking, it is normal for jadeite to have pits on its surface, which is the orange peel effect. This phenomenon is a natural feature and is not listed as a defect.

6. This bracelet is natural jade, so don't worry. The bean is waxy and the head is average. There is a slight light blue background and some obvious crystals in the picture, and the graininess is slightly stronger. You can clearly see the cotton wool.