Rub against a piece of cloth and then smell it. If it isn't real it smells like plastic. You can do the same thing with turquoise .
Perform a scratch test. Jadeite is very hard; it will scratch glass or even metal. Nephrite, however, can be much softer, so performing a scratch test improperly may damage a genuine piece. Use the blunt end of a pair of scissors and gently press down and draw a line on an area on the jade piece that is not visible (bottom or end of the piece). Avoid any weathering surfaces because these are much softer and can be easily damaged. If the scratch makes a white line, gently wipe it off (it might be metal residue from the scissors). Is there still a scratch? If so, it's probably not authentic jade. If it scratches glass or steel, it could still be many of the alternatives to jade as well, including the various forms of green quartz and prehnite. Notice: Perform this test at your own risk. The piece may be very valuable, even if it's not made from jade, and can lose significant value if scratched.
It depends on the size of the emerald you have
if it cuts through glass it real
well i know alot of rocks:SAPPHORE, GARNET, AQUAMARINE, RUBY, EMERALD, ORIHACLON, PERIFOT, PEARL, TURQUIOSE, Volcanic ones:all i know is Obsidian
The gemstone for May is the emerald. Known for its rich green color, emerald is believed to symbolize rebirth and love, making it a popular choice for May-born individuals as it reflects the spirit of spring and new beginnings.
Emerald is a form of the mineral beryl that gets its green color from trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium. These impurities give the beryl crystal its vibrant green hue, transforming it into an emerald. Beryllium itself does not turn into emerald, but it is part of the chemical composition of beryl, which is the mineral that emerald is made from.
There are real if you believe they are.
No
No.
there is no mt. coronet in emerald that i know of
gamestop
Yes, Pokemon Emerald is a real game. However, as with all games, 'fake' copies are sometimes sold by 3rd parties.
no there is no missingno glitch in emerald
I think so
yes
i know
There are no real "cheat codes" for the Pokemon games. There are glitches and such but the only useful one i know of is cloneing, but that is only accessible on emerald and the older games (silver and gold) that i know of.
its spelled emerald and an emerald is obviously _________ figure it out yourself i know and im 4 1/2 its really easy how do you not know that