Teach you how to identify amber
In recent years, the price of amber has risen wildly like a wild horse. The rise in the peak season, the rise in the off-season, and the rise in good goods, this unreasonable rise in law has made many people look stupid, and market sales have become crazy. As a result, some non-genuine products have entered the market, causing confusion. There is a small trader stealing the concept, the non-fossil resin is bound to the synthetic material, especially the baking wax is said to be the old wax, the price difference is great. Amber is a fossil of prehistoric pine resin. It was formed from 40 million to 60 million years ago. It is a very "squeaky" substance. No two ambers are identical. In the actual collection appreciation, there are also some practical simple self-test methods for authenticity. Eyes on the scales, this is the most important method of inlaid amber recognition. There are generally beautiful lotus leaf scales in the popcorn amber. It has different feelings from different angles, and the refractive power is different, emitting a spiritual light. False amber transparency is generally not high, scales emit dead light, different angles of observation are almost the same scene, lacking amber aura. The scales and patterns of fake amber are mostly injected, so most of them are the most common red scales on the market. 1. The bubbles in amber are mostly round, and the bubbles in the pressed amber are mostly long and flat. 2, the inlaid amber beads are gently twitched in the hand, it will emit a very soft and slightly dull sound, if the sound of plastic or resin is relatively crisp. 3. Place the amber under the money detector, which will have fluorescence, light green, green, blue, white, etc. Amber and Jinpo are the most obvious discoloration. The discoloration of blood and beeswax is not obvious. The more transparent, the more obvious the plastic will not change color. 4. After amber rubs on the clothes, it can attract small pieces of paper. Wenzhou Xinheda Trade Co., Ltd , https://www.pop-eyewear.net