Jewelry and jade purchase considerations

Near the end of the year, the gold jewellery business started to boom again. When buying high-end consumer goods such as jewellery and jade, it is necessary to raise awareness of self-consciousness, reduce the number of counterfeit goods purchased during the purchase process, or buy back goods at high prices. At this time, we must pay attention to four points:

Confused to see and hear

Some unscrupulous traders intentionally mislabeled the consumers with their unfamiliar or ambiguous words when they marked the names of products and remarks. For example, they only showed Hetian jade and did not indicate their origin and status.

Shoddy

Some sub-stocks are sold as high-priced jade jewellery to sell, for example, Malay Jade to impersonate jade, and Afghanistan’s jade to pretend to be Hetian jade.

graft

Some treated jewels are sold as natural high-grade gemstones. For example, jade green dyeing is used as a high-green jadeite, and the jade surface is made as a fake leather to be used as a nephrite jade seed material.

With confusion

Artificial gemstones are sold as natural gemstones, for example: artificial rubies are sold as natural rubies and synthetic emeralds are filled with natural emeralds.

These are some of the jewellery market habits of fraudulent consumers and some of these tactics, out of these, when the time of purchase is best to look after more, choose some jewellery and jade stores, or large shopping malls and other guaranteed places, in the purchase Before you must ask for an appraisal certificate, ask the merchant to ask for a shopping voucher after purchase.