Air bubbles another betraying mark about how to tell if a crystal is real or fake is the presence of air.

Real crystal vs fake. There may be dots instead of lines. When you are looking to buy real amethyst crystal, look at the cracks very closely. Fake fluorite can scratch a real one.

In today's video, we will continue the last topic of differentiating real crystals or fake ones. If the crystal looks perfect, then it is probably fake. In the last video, we talked about clear quartz, malachite, and tiger eye stone.

Fake healing crystals tumbled vs. The interior pattern might curve without. If you see bubbles inside the crystal then the crystal is not real, it’s glass.

Fake citrine contains visible bubbles inside the gemstone. Moreover, real crystals weigh more than glass and consider it another major clue. However, if the crystal is way too vibrant and sparkling with too much splash of colors, it could be fake.

Or another example, a lot of selenite is technically satin spar, but it's not a fake crystal, the name has just come to encompass. Plastic is much warmer to the touch than quartz or glass. Crystals have beautiful colours no doubt but the fake ones are made shiny to appeal to the customers.

Apart from this, if you find a crystal to be too symmetrical, then it is probably. It's a real crystal, but it's been treated by humans. If it has remains of pigment or dye (which is present in the case of injected dye) the crystal is.