New Rule Of One Item One Inspection For Online Turquoise, Guard Against Fake Certificate Loopholes

A new regulation of one item one inspection has been implemented for online turquoise sales, which means each ornament matches a unique electronic certificate. Still, buyers need to stay alert to the widespread reused certificate fraud. Many beginners assume that a searchable certificate guarantees authenticity. Unscrupulous merchants reuse one genuine certificate repeatedly to sell counterfeit or oil-soaked turquoise. Do not merely scan the QR code to verify certificates. Prioritize authoritative testing institutions with CMA qualification, check the certificate number via official websites manually and stay away from fake query links created by sellers. Weigh the turquoise after receiving the goods; the weight error should not exceed 0.02 grams. Carefully compare textures and iron lines between the physical stone and photos on the certificate. Just as selecting raw turquoise requires careful verification, the certificate must perfectly match the ornament. The core of one item one inspection lies in consistent certificates and physical goods. Require re-inspection when possible to avoid traps.
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