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Purchase Notice: Natural amber, copal, Nanhong, crystal jade and jewelry are artificially polished. It is inevitable that there will be slight volcanic ash, plant inclusions and other blackish-brown substances (so-called impurities). Some beads are not polished very round and regular (so-called pits, holes and planes). There may be slight damage at the holes, but it does not affect wearing! Our products will be randomly selected and dispatched, and we cannot guarantee that each one is perfect! They are basically all quite perfect products! Our store does not refund the shipping fee for non-free shipping products and does not bear the return shipping fee! The product is manually polished, and there will be a 0.3-millimeter error in the specifications! Some accessories and parts of the long-term supply products may be out of stock. We may use similar substitutes without affecting the effect! Accept to shoot again! Thank you for your understanding and support 🙏
1 Introduction
The quality of beeswax mainly lies in its cleanliness and beautiful color. The most precious one is the Crane Top red, which is a type of beeswax produced in the Baltic Sea. Its red color is jujube red and not very beautiful, but very deep.
First of all, it is particularly important to remind everyone that some small vendors are trying to change the concept by bundling non-fossil resins with synthetic materials
Amber is a fossil of prehistoric pine resin, formed 40 to 60 million years ago. Its main components are carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and a small amount of sulfur. It has a hardness of 2 to 3, a specific gravity of 1.05 to 1.10, a melting point of 150 ° C to 180 ° C, and a flash point of 250 ° C to 375 ° C. Amber is a very "astringent" substance. No two pieces of amber are exactly the same. Its composition and structure can be identified with scientific instruments. Amber is generally identified based on its very low specific gravity and hardness. In addition, its refractive index is also very special.
Pay for an appraisal: Take it to the CMA jewelry Appraisal Center to have the refractive index, density, etc. measured.
Test methods: Visual inspection, ultraviolet radiation, touch, and salt water. Other methods, even if they can detect the authenticity of amber to some extent, will cause certain damage to the amber. The above identification methods cannot be used alone. Multiple testing methods should be utilized to separate layer by layer and distinguish the genuine from the fake!
But the most reliable way to identify it is to go to the geological department in person for testing! There is no such thing as "cannot be tested" - even though the so-called "Middle East amber" that has emerged in China in recent years is not yet popular or has not attracted enough attention from testing departments, it can at least inform buyers of the actual composition of Middle East amber.
3 Maintenance Methods
"EditorAmber is afraid of strong acids and strong alkalis. Amber is an organic matter and readily soluble in organic solvents. It is advisable to avoid contact with alcohol, gasoline, kerosene, and organic solvents containing alcohol such as nail polish, perfume, hair spray, and insecticides. Please take off your amber jewelry when spraying perfume or hair spray.
2) Amber has a low melting point and melts easily. It is afraid of heat, exposure to direct sunlight and high temperatures. Amber jewelry should not be exposed to direct sunlight for a long time or placed near a warm stove. Excessive dryness can cause cracks. Try to avoid strong fluctuations in temperature differences.
3) Amber is prone to dehydration, and excessive drying can easily cause cracks. When not in use, try to store it separately in a sealed plastic bag.
4) Amber is brittle and has low hardness. It should not be subjected to external impacts. Friction and scratching should be avoided to prevent scratches and breakage. Try not to bump or drop amber products. Friction with hard objects can cause the surface to become rough and produce fine marks.
Amber jewelry should be stored separately and not kept together with diamonds, other sharp or hard jewelry.
6) The best maintenance is to wear it for a long time. Human body oils can make amber shine brighter and brighter with each wear.
7) Be sure to clean with a dedicated jewelry cleaning solution. Do not use a supersonic jewelry cleaning machine to clean amber, as it may shatter the amber. Do not clean amber with hard objects such as brushes or toothbrushes. The professional polishing method involves mixing tooth powder with melted wax oil. The polishing should be done by rubbing the mixture back and forth while it is still warm. In conclusion, amber still has a certain degree of hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance. Normal wearing and handling will not cause damage. Any damage should be handled by professionals.
