Is fake jade harmful to the body?

Some people want to know whether fake jade is harmful to the human body. In fact, there are many types of fake jade. Ordinary inferior jade is disguised as high-end jade, and there is no effect after people wear it. However, there are also some unscrupulous vendors who use other minerals as jade. In this case, the harmful substances in the cheap minerals will have a certain impact on people, so it is best not to wear bad fake jade.

There are generally three types of so-called fake jade:

One is to use inferior products as good ones, but this basically does not affect people's health

The second is to use other minerals as jade. The minerals may contain harmful substances and even destroy the human body's magnetic field. Long-term wearing will have adverse effects on the human body.

The third type is the worst. Jade that is dyed or forged with lasers will cause radiation to the human body.

Jade has always been loved by people. Relevant experts remind people that they must be cautious when buying jade, as choosing the wrong one may affect their health.

Wang Chunsheng, a senior engineer at the National Jewelry Quality Supervision and Inspection Center, believes that jade is generally divided into three types: A, B, and C. Grade A refers to jade in its original stone and color. It is jade that has not been chemically treated and is more expensive. B-grade jade is jade that has been chemically bleached and then filled with resin, and is cheaper. C-grade jade has a poorer color. When heated to 110 degrees Celsius, it is soaked in a chromium salt solution for one or two days to allow the chromium salt to penetrate into the cracks of the jade to achieve a dyeing effect. It looks crystal clear at first glance, but will fade after one or two years. This jade is cheap and good quality, but has no collection value. What is most common on the market now are B+C goods, which are made by combining B goods and C goods simultaneously.

Wang Chunsheng said that A-grade jade is natural jade, and its constituent elements are relatively fixed and generally harmless to the human body; the resin in B-grade jade is generally not harmful unless it is affected by external forces; the acid solution of B+C or C-grade jade may be harmful to the skin after fading after dyeing, because some merchants may use strong acids such as hydrofluoric acid, nitric acid, sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc. to imitate the ancient color of jade, and then apply a layer of floor paint, crystal paint or epoxy resin on the surface of the fake ancient jade.

The above are some answers about whether wearing bad fake jade is harmful to the body. You should also know that some fake jade made of other bad minerals is not good for the body because it will affect the human body's magnetic field and cause people's body functions to be disordered. Fake jade may also have radiation, so be sure to choose carefully!