"I plan to study jewelry design in the future, and I am very interested in ancient jewelry, including this phoenix crown. I visited it yesterday and came again today. Maybe I noticed the difference because I observed it carefully."
Manshu was looked at curiously by the dean of the sect, but he was not embarrassed and spoke openly and openly.
The headmaster of the sect had a good impression of her. He also heard that she had seen her all day yesterday and knew that the little girl really liked her.
"In the small exhibition room, if I didn't observe carefully with a magnifying glass, I wouldn't be able to see the subtle differences." The dean of the clan admired the little girl's eyesight.
In the small exhibition room, the jewelry sparkled under the lights, and the phoenix crown was even more stunningly exquisite.
Set off by red sapphires and embellished with pearls, it can be said to be a jewel.
It may be easy to tell the clues just by looking at one orb.
But looking at the entire phoenix crown, it is so radiant that even if the orbs are exchanged, it will be difficult for people to notice.
At first glance, the orb still shines brightly, but if you look closely, if you look at the orb alone, you will find that its brilliance is not very natural.
Of course, this is difficult to distinguish with the naked eye.
That is to say, an experienced treasure appraiser like the dean of the sect can discover the problem so quickly.
As for Manju?
Her method of identifying treasures is more like cheating.
"You are very powerful. You can still see it at a glance despite the interference of lights and other treasures." Manshu's words really didn't mean the slightest bit of compliment.
The dean of the sect smiled: "Young lady, you only plan to learn jewelry design? Have you ever considered learning treasure appraisal?"
"I'm only in my third year of high school, so I haven't thought about it that much yet. I just want to set a small goal first." Manshu made a gesture with his index finger and thumb.
"Okay, it's good to have a small goal." The dean of the sect gave Manshu a thumbs up.
The dean of the sect was very interested in telling Manshu how to identify the authenticity of jewelry.
As a future jewelry designer, this is something you must learn.
Manshu listened carefully. The two of them didn't stay in the office for long when they saw Director He coming back with Professor Gu and President Cao.
The two elders must have been invited here in a hurry. Professor Gu was wearing home clothes, and President Cao was also dressed casually, even wearing a hat.
They were a little surprised when they saw Manshu.
"Why is Miss Manshu here?" We had lunch together yesterday, and the case of touching porcelain was discovered in Tianfu Lane. President Cao was deeply impressed by Manshu.
Curator He quickly said: "Actually, Manshu was the first to discover the abnormality."
President Cao and Professor Gu looked at each other and were not surprised.
It seems that Mr. Zhu’s vision is really vicious.
Yan Zhan, his previous apprentice, hardly used his teachings. He showed his talent in stone gambling when he was a teenager.
As for the little girl in front of her, although her talent in stone gambling is unclear, her eyesight is first-rate.
Curator He felt strange, why did the two of them look familiar to Manshu?
Next, the president of the sect exchanged greetings with Professor Gu and President Cao. Manshu, a junior, tried to reduce his presence as much as possible.
"Let's go take a look first. There is indeed nothing wrong with the phoenix crown yesterday morning. If someone really screwed it up, it must be someone who entered the museum yesterday." Professor Gu was the most anxious.
He unearthed everything in the princess's tomb with his own hands, and the phoenix crown is extremely valuable. It is a national treasure and must not fall into the hands of criminals!
"Professor Gu and I accompanied Dean Zong to the small exhibition room to see if, apart from the orbs on the phoenix crown, anything else had been swapped. Director He stayed behind to check the surveillance. The key is to find people who are acting suspiciously."