Why can't I wear a bracelet when cooking?

Many people wear jade bracelets to cook directly for cooking. If they are not careful, the jewelry will be touched, or they will be smoked and smouldering. For valuable jade jewelry, Baojie advises you to take off when cooking, otherwise it is No zuo no die!

Why can't I wear jade when cooking?

The high temperature roasting of the jade will increase the internal molecular volume, causing the jade to metamorphose, causing the jade to lose its warm moisture, so that its germplasm will dry out and its color will become lighter. Therefore, do not let the jadeite be in a hot and humid environment for a long time. When cooking, try to avoid the jadeite from coming into contact with high temperature or open flame.

Jade is a high-grade gemstone. Its maintenance is very important. If it is not properly maintained, it will damage the jade. The jade maintenance method is a big secret!

1, avoid sweaty oil

Since human sweat contains salt and volatile fatty acids and urea, it will chronically erode the outer layer of jade, causing damage to it, thereby destroying the luminosity and gloss of jade, making the original crystal clear color phase become It’s bleak.

This effect is particularly acute for the erosion of high-grade jade in the old pit glass. Especially in the hot summer season, it is best not to play jade, those worn in close to the skin, such as bracelets, necklaces, etc., should be wiped clean immediately after use, to minimize the erosion of sweat on the jade.

2, avoid collision

Jade has a high Mohs hardness and a high wear resistance, but it also brings a weak point of greater brittleness. Generally speaking, it is very delicate and can't be touched. Once the molecular structure in the collision surface is destroyed, it will sometimes cause dark cracks.

Although it is not easy to detect by the naked eye, it will be exposed under the magnifying glass, and its perfection and value will be greatly damaged. When collecting jade, it should be stored in a soft jewelry box. If two or more pieces are wrapped with soft materials such as flannel, it is only possible.

3, avoid pollution

The cleaning of the jade surface is important because the various stains remaining after use can carry acidic or alkaline substances, which can contaminate the surface of the jade. After each wear, wipe with a clean and soft cotton cloth. Do not use dyed cloth.

It can also be washed with water and lukewarm water. Dip it in water for about 30 minutes, then gently scrub the emerald inlay with a small brush and finally blot the water with soft paper. Do not rinse directly on the faucet. In addition, jade pieces with diamonds or gemstones should only be rubbed with a clean cotton cloth.

4, avoid exposure

Because any high heat and high temperature will cause the object to swell, as does jade. Cut and leave the jade in the sun, because the strong sunlight will increase the size of the jadeite, which will make the jade metamorphosis and affect the texture of jade. Similarly, jadeite should not be affected by steam, and it is even more difficult to roll water.

5, regular cleaning of jade

Soak it in clean water for 30 minutes. If it is dirty due to long-term wear, just gently soak the jade with a soft brush after soaking. Such corrosive substances are difficult to damage on the surface of the jade for a long time, and at the same time can make up the "water" that the jade is lost in the summer or when you are washing the mulberry. It is necessary to carry out cleaning once a month.

How to maintain?

We recommend: regularly check the interface, hanging chain and inlay of the jade pendant for signs of wear and tear, looseness, and falling. Once found, stop wearing immediately, and promptly go to the professional repair point for maintenance to avoid loss. Go to a professional franchise store for maintenance.

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