China presents Amber Collection fever

Regarding amber, many people’s initial memory was about because of a lesson “Amber,” which was learned as a child. The text described “a long time ago.” When a spider caught a fly, it was dripping with the yellow of an old pine tree. Teardrop" package. As time passed, the turpentine gradually became fossilized and was finally picked up by the father and son of a pair of fishermen on the beach.

The story seemed a little sad, and the two little lives passed away in this instant, but on the other hand, the two little lives were also eternal. The drops of "old pine yellow tears" solidify their lives, while also solidifying time, allowing them to cross the tunnel of time to the father and son of the seaside. Nowadays, this "solidification time" is shining all over the world and becoming more and more a favorite jewelry and collectibles.

The amber fever in the world In fact, as early as thousands of years ago, people have already become interested in the crystal clear fossil of amber. Ancient Europeans often carried amber as a talisman and thought that it would be able to drive evil away. At that time, the price of amber was comparable to that of gold. In some areas, amber was used as a currency for circulation. In China, apart from Buddhism treating amber as one of the seven treasures, Chinese medicine has long believed that amber can stop bleeding and sedation, which has a very high medicinal value.

In 1993, in the movie "Jurassic Park" directed by Spielberg, scientists extracted the DNA of dinosaurs from the blood of amber-wrapped mosquitoes, and then cloned ancient dinosaurs. Of course, that's just a sci-fi movie. Not all amber is wrapped in insects. But with the release of this film, amber has triggered a boom in the United States. Amber is such a magical stone that people are fashioned to be able to wear a piece of amber that may create dinosaurs.

Amber Heat Comes to China Nowadays, the amber collection heat has also arrived in China, which can be seen from the annual amber exhibition held in the seaside city of Gdansk, northern Poland. This year, the figure of the Chinese people can be seen everywhere in the world's largest amber trade show known as the “amber weather vane”. One of the heads of the amber laboratory in Poland, Ms. Viziyetka said that there have been more and more Chinese buyers attending the amber show in the past two to three years.

A statement from a jewellery magazine reporter in Hong Kong also confirmed from the side the Chinese people’s amber purchase. He said that in interviews in English, he can often hear Polish businesspeople say "MILA". He began to think that this is what the English language terminology was. He finally realized that what they said was Chinese "beeswax." Because these Polish amber dealers often deal with Chinese people, they also learned to use the Chinese to say that the Chinese people like the word "beeswax."

Wide eyes to identify true and false amber Because amber, beeswax collection of heat one year higher than a year, its price is also rising year by year, especially beeswax products. Seeing profitable, some immoral amber producers started to fake. Some people use age-old, low-hardness Cobra resins that act as amber, but others use artificial resins instead. Of course, people like this fake amber must completely reject it.

In addition, there has been a suppression of amber on the market. The manufacturer presses the small pieces of raw material at a high temperature and then forms a large piece of amber before further processing. This type of compressed amber is particularly common in relatively large amber beads because the bulk of the amber material is becoming increasingly rare and the material from which the amber beads are made is also relatively large. In principle, this kind of product is not not natural amber, so if it is nothing more than an accessory, amber collectors have to keep their eyes open and try to avoid such products, especially those with extremely low prices.