Is it true that the jade sold in the Ming Tombs and Dongyue Temple is the first time to travel to Beijing?

1, fake. The Ming Tombs was originally a place to visit, where jade shops cheated tourists of money, and the real goods had to go to a special jade market to buy them. The Ming Tombs, located in Changping District, 50 kilometers northwest of Beijing, is the general name of the Ming Dynasty 13 emperors' tombs.

2. When it comes to the jade in Yucheng, the A goods are all real, but as for the color, variety and texture, it is different.

3, if you look at the picture alone, it should be true, but the color is not very good. It is recommended to take it to a special jade shop to see if it is worth the price. In fact, if you travel, you'd better not go to the shops recommended by tour guides, and now a new travel law has come out, and you are forbidden to enter any shopping spots during the tour.

4. This is natural jade A, glutinous seeds, glutinous white background and floating jade bracelets, and the authenticity is beyond doubt. The meat is tender, rich in cotton, short-headed, loose in structure, short-headed, and dull in color. It belongs to the middle and low-grade jade bracelet as a whole.

5. There will be a formal appraisal certificate when buying jewelry. Can I really go to a jewelry appraisal agency for appraisal? There is no guarantee that there will be no problem where to buy things. Individuals are not advised to buy jewelry in tourist attractions. According to the commercial nature of goods, the fewer intermediate links, the lower the price. The Forbidden City is not the origin of jade.

6. From the picture, this is a natural A jade, which is a real jade. This emerald has a good color, and its selling point is violets. Jade, on the other hand, has a rough texture, obvious graininess, impermeability and non-wetting. But overall, it should be good. The price of more than two thousand is very reasonable. There's a saying called Jade Broken, which is to help you stop the disaster.