Three points can be seen to identify whether moonstone is injected with glue: 1. Fluorescence. Use purple light to irradiate moonstone. Natural moonstone has no fluorescence reaction, and glue-injected moonstone has a strong fluorescence reaction; 2. Hardness, the surface of natural moonstone is not easy to leave traces, and glue-injected moonstone will leave obvious traces; 3. Boil in water. Natural moonstone does not react after being boiled in water, and the texture of glue-injected moonstone will become turbid.
To identify whether the moonstone is injected with glue, you can see the fluorescence. If you irradiate the surface of the moonstone with a purple light lamp, the natural moonstone will not appear or have a weak fluorescence reaction. If the moonstone is injected with glue, it will emit a strong fluorescence reaction.
To identify whether moonstone is injected with glue, the hardness can be seen. Use a knife to scrape the surface of the moonstone. Natural moonstone has a higher hardness, and it is not easy to leave any obvious traces on the surface. Moonstone with glue injection has a lower hardness, and it is easy to leave obvious traces on the surface.
Identify whether the moonstone can be boiled with water for glue injection. Put the moonstone into a cold water pot and boil until it boils. The texture of the natural moonstone will not change. The glue-injected moonstone contains a large amount of glue-like substances, and the texture will become turbid and fade.