💎 Can You Tell Real Jade from Fake Jade? 💎 There’s a lot of fake jade on the market today — so how do you know what’s real? 🤔 🌿 Imitation jade is often made of dyed quartz or agate. It may look like jade, but it’s just color-treated to mimic the real thing. 💔 Type B & C jade are treated jade — these are often dyed and filled with chemicals, which means they are copies of Burmese jadeite jade. ✅ Real jade, also known as Type A Burmese jadeite, is natural, untreated, and pure. It’s the highes

💥 Fake Jade Alert! 💥 You know, there’s a lot of fake jade out there on the market. We’ve broken plenty of them open — and guess what’s inside? Polymer and chemicals! 😖 They smell terrible, and the color is totally fake. These fakes are made from junk jade that’s dyed and treated to look real. The color seeps through unnaturally, and the surface looks dry — no water, no life, no real jade glow. So remember: if it smells bad, looks too bright, or feels too dry — it’s FAKE! FAKE! FAKE! 🚫 👉 Lea

Testing Jade with a UV Light! 💡 Treated jade *often* has a neon blue hue under UV light, thanks to added polymers and fluorescent powder, used to mimic the luster of high-end jade. Real jade, especially high-quality pieces, doesn’t show this glow—making this test another simple way to spot the difference! That being said, not all treated jade has fluorescent powder in them, stay tuned for more in part 3! To learn more about jade—or if you’d like us to help you find your perfect, untreated, fine

🎶 The Sound of Real Jade: Timeless and Unique 🎶 Does the shape or thickness of a jade bangle affect its sound? Yes—but real jade always has that distinct, solid timbre you can’t miss. From wide bangles to petite ones, each piece rings out with the same beautiful tone. Compare that to treated jade, which sounds dull and hollow. Listen to the difference and let us know—can you hear the real jade sound? 💚 Follow us for more jade tips and tricks! #jadebangle #realjade #jadesound #jadeeducation #j