Will the color of jade jewelry change? Do you think it's strange?

Will the color of jade jewelry change? Do you think it's strange? Generally speaking, jade is lifeless, which means it will not change color. However, if jade is very green, the green inside will also have a slight diffusion. So how to maintain jade in summer? The human body is a very good place to maintain jade. The human body is a constant temperature, and placing jade in a place with suitable temperature and humidity is the best option. In summer, the sweat emitted by the human body is acidic, and other dirt is not easily left on the jade. It can also replenish the lost moisture of the jade, making it more shiny. Therefore, jade also requires human care and maintenance, while the maintenance of inlaid jewelry can be more difficult. Inlaid jewelry is most afraid of low pressure, and once it is exposed to low pressure, gemstones and the like on it will fall off. Therefore, it is necessary to remove it when riding in a car, taking a shower, or washing clothes.
Inlaid jewelry is particularly fragile, especially in areas with diamonds, so it should not be touched or dropped. When washing hands, it is also important to pay attention to the diamonds on the jade and not lose them. It cannot be put together with cosmetics with chemical properties yet, as it is prone to corrosion. If you find that the jade is dirty, you can go to a professional store to clean it. Do not wear it together with other jewelry, as it will easily mix colors and the jewelry will not be so pure. If you have been taking jade for a while, you should go to a professional store for maintenance and cleaning to extend its lifespan. There is also a saying about the new and old jadeite. The crystals on the new and old jadeite are different. The old crystals have very small particles and very small gaps, while the new crystals have very large gaps.
Besides that. Jade also has the "three taboos" and "four fears" of ancient jade. The "three taboos" refer to avoiding fishy smell (because it will have a fishy smell and also damage the jade itself), avoiding greasiness (jade will lose its original luster if it comes into contact with oil), and avoiding polluted gases (if hands are dirty or the gas is turbid, it will damage the jade and make it rough). The "four fears" are afraid of ice (jade will not grow again when it touches ice), fear of fire (jade will fade when it touches fire, and jade will also become soft and lose its original color), fear of ginger water, and fear of falling (jade will lose its luster when it comes into contact with ginger water, and jade is afraid of falling. It is easy to break and crack when it falls on the ground or hard objects). So everyone must pay attention to maintenance when buying jade.