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在上一篇文章中，我们先是介绍了镀膜翡翠和漂白翡翠这两种不太常见的翡翠处理方法及鉴别，现在继续介绍我们常见的也较为高端的翡翠处理：
1、B货翡翠
做法：B货翡翠是处理翡翠中最最常见的。首先都是选择一些底子比较脏，结晶颗粒比较差的翡翠，早期的方法就是在强酸中浸泡后充胶，近期经过发展之后要经过强酸浸泡，弱酸中和，烘干，充填，二次抛光。
耐久性：经过强酸处理的翡翠本身结构就会变得比较疏松脆弱。早期的B货翡翠由于充填物的老化都已经发黄，近期由于填充物会运用多种新研发的材料，加上发明时间也较短暂时还没有发生变化，但不耐酸。现在在市面上流通的B货翡翠大多数都是这些“高端B货”。
鉴别：首先那些底子很脏，透明度又差的翡翠你完全不用怀疑，没人造假还造丑的。肉眼辨别是否是B货首先是看底子是否干净，我们的经验是说发白，但是这个也很难言传，只能意会。但是通常B货很少有很明显的杂质，很多人会对底子不干净的翡翠嫌弃，但是杂质，褐色，黄色这类的存在对鉴定非常有用。还有就是无论做的多好的B货，只要你自己观察它的内部，始终是有一种朦胧的模糊的感觉，很难明显看到结晶颗粒的边界。这个需要长期观察才能培养眼力。其他的什么红外光谱的震动，什么紫外线照射下起荧光都不用管了，懂了也没仪器给你看。
糯冰种癣加绿天然翡翠镶金花镯/胸坠
2、C货翡翠
做法：染色的方法多种多样，但是也大同小异。常用的就是选择一些质地相对粗糙没有颜色的翡翠，放于有颜料的溶液中加热，使其变得颜色较为艳丽美观。
耐久性：不耐酸也不耐碱，甚至自然氧化都会慢慢变淡变色甚至消失。
鉴别：C货翡翠的颜色始终是充斥着一股邪气，别样的鲜艳。若是染成绿色或者紫色仔细看还能看见在裂隙石纹结晶颗粒的边缘会比较深一些。红黄翡染色不常见，也没有什么简单的鉴定方法。
冰玻（玻璃种）苹果绿（无色）天然翡翠镶玫瑰金花镯（真钻）
3、B+C翡翠
就是处理上述两种方法，鉴定方法也结合二者即可。
对于翡翠的鉴定其实真的没有什么简单易行的办法，我所讲的都是自己的经验之谈，基本也是要多去看真假对比，才能够形成一些识别能力。若只是普通的消费者还是要去正规质检站做个鉴定。
细糯种癣加绿天然翡翠手镯（59.4mm）
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