ASA to Host New Webinar on Techniques and Challenges of Fei Cui (More than Jadeite) Identification

HERNDON, Va. - Oct. 3, 2024 - PRLog -- ASA will host a new webinar: Techniques and Challenges of Fei Cui (More than Jadeite) Identification (https://learn.appraisers.org/products/gj122-techniques-and-challenges-of-fei-cui-more-than-jadeite-identification#tab-product_tab_class_details). The webinar will air on November 18, 2024, from 1pm-2pm ET.

This webinar, taught by Zemin Luo, is essential for appraisers, gemologists, and jewelry professionals who want to stay ahead in the industry. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of Fei Cui, covering its definition, quality evaluation, identification techniques, and geological origins. The webinar will provide insights into the main factors influencing the quality and value of untreated jadeite (A Jade), as well as practical techniques for identifying treated Fei Cui (B Jade, B+C Jade) and distinguishing between various imitations.

Additionally, attendees will learn how to differentiate Fei Cui from different origins, with a special focus on distinguishing Fei Cui from Myanmar and Guatemala, one of the current challenges in the jewelry industry.

Registration is available on ASA's website at https://bit.ly/3ZeWkzH or (800) 272-8258.

ABOUT ASA
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ABOUT ZEMIN LUO
Zemin Luo is a renowned jade researcher and jewelry appraiser based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a background as a lecturer at the Gemological Institute of China University of Geoscience in Wuhan. Her expertise spans the geological origins of modern jade, ancient jade artifacts, and advanced gemological instruments, including infrared and Raman spectroscopy. Zemin has contributed her findings to prominent publications like Gems & Gemology and has presented at the GIA International Symposium.