A treasure-appraisal maniac

Splicing raw jadeite is to artificially join two or more pieces of jadeite to give people the overall feeling of being a whole, in order to achieve the purpose of fraud.

The production process is generally as follows: cutting a thin piece of raw jadeite that has no color and poor texture, applying green paint or implanting a green glue block on the thin piece, and then pasting the thin piece back.

The exterior is made of crushed jade shell mixed with quartz sand and glued to cover the splicing gaps.

The texture of the raw stone shells assembled by this method is soft and has a gluey feel, and lacks the structure of the natural jade raw stone shells.

This method is okay for deceiving laymen and pretentious criminals, but experienced experts can still easily identify it.

But the technique for this piece of material is much more sophisticated.

This was originally a piece of material, but it was cut into pieces and the performance inside was not satisfactory.

The black-hearted counterfeiters hollowed out a piece of junk underneath the real jade, added it with synthetic fake jade, and then glued the surface with plant glue.

They even covered the adhesive line on the waist with a bezel in an attempt to hide it from the public.

Fraudulent splicing was all the rage more than a decade ago, but as the counterfeiting techniques were uncovered one by one, splicing materials have almost disappeared.

Because of this, careless people almost ignore checking the splicing marks when looking at the materials.

However, if it is fake, it is fake. If you are not paying attention, you are not paying attention. If you are careful, experienced drivers can still find traces.

No, the people who checked in the past discovered something fishy within ten seconds.

“Damn, it’s really splicing material!”

boom--

This voice shouted, it was no less than a thunderbolt from the blue, and instantly the whole place was in chaos.

"On my day, splicing materials appeared in the Chongteng market. I had to quickly check if my materials were spliced."

"How does the market management office guarantee that there are absolutely no fakes?"

"Fuck, they are all fucking evil thieves. I will never come back to this junk market again."

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