If you have material and aren't sure whether it's genuine, want to sell it for cash, or want to learn incense systematically—we can handle all three.
In the incense trade, selling goods alone won't last long. Appraisal, buyback, and training are what incense lovers truly need.
Determine authenticity, region, and grade. In-store inspection available, and mail-in supported.
Agarwood that's idle or needs to be turned into cash can be evaluated and bought back, with pricing clearly explained.
Courses from identifying incense and appreciating incense to incense seat arrangement, for enthusiasts and professionals.
Agarwood appraisal is difficult because ithas no unified industrial standard—region, resin formation method, oil distribution, and age all affect judgment. Experience is more useful here than instruments.
| Dimension | Basis for Judgment |
|---|---|
| Authenticity | Whether oil lines run naturally, whether there are signs of oil injection, whether the aroma has layered variation, whether burning behavior is abnormal |
| Regional tendency | Make a tentative judgment based on aroma characteristics (coolness, sweetness, milky notes, medicinal notes, etc.) and grain appearance |
| Quality grade | Oil content, density (whether sinking grade), and whether weight and specifications match |
| Craftsmanship and integrity | Whether there are repairs, splicing, artificial weight enhancement, etc. |
Agarwood appraisal isan experiential judgment, not a legally binding certification. What we can provide is a professional opinion based on the physical characteristics of the item, including the basis for the judgment. If it involves judicial matters or high-value transactions requiring an authoritative testing report, we recommend also seeking a qualified testing institution.
We put this statement up front so as not to create false expectations among clients. Anyone who describes an "appraisal" as if it were a "guarantee of authenticity" should actually be treated with caution.
Also: the store has a long-term offering of¥9.9 agarwood charity authentication(limited to common bead bracelet items), suitable for first verifying authenticity and getting a feel for our judgment approach.
What makes agarwood special is that itis both a consumer good and an asset. Some people bought too much and want to sell, others inherited a batch of old material and don't know how to handle it — these needs genuinely exist.
| 01 | Provide basic information such as physical photos, weight, and source |
| 02 | Preliminary assessment, with a recommendation on whether physical authentication is needed |
| 03 | After the item arrives at the store or is mailed in, complete authentication and quality evaluation |
| 04 | Give a buyback quoteand the basis for pricing(important) |
| 05 | After both parties confirm, the deal is concluded, with payment settled on the spot or within an agreed period |
Agarwood buyback price =quality grade + current market conditions + category liquidity. We lay out the judgment on all three factors openly, rather than just throwing a number at you.
If our quote is lower than your expectation, you have the right to know why. The practice of "lowballing without explanation" is common in this industry; we don't do it.
The biggest fear in recycling is price opacity. Therefore, step 04 of the process states “provide a recycling quote and the pricing basis”—we lay out all three judgments: quality grade, market conditions, and liquidity, rather than just throwing out a number.
Incense culture(香学) is not a performance; it is a set of methods about "how to properly get along with incense." There are two types of learners: enthusiasts who want to explore incense in depth, and practitioners who want to incorporate incense into their business.
Understand major incense materials such as agarwood, sandalwood, and frankincense, and the relationship between production areas and aroma characteristics.
Build aroma memory through actual smelling, and master basic methods for judging authenticity and quality.
Incense gathering setup, incense procedure, and etiquette standards, for personal cultivation or commercial reception scenarios.
For operators of incense shops, clubs, and inns, covering product selection, pricing, customer communication, and incense-use scenario design.
Jointly held by the Agarwood Branch of the China National Forest Products Industry Association and Peking UniversityAdvanced Training Program for the Agarwood Industry, open to practitioners. Friends who wish to study systematically and expand industry resources are welcome to inquire about registration.
For specific schedules and current fees, please call400-809-1913or add WeChatartermanyfor inquiries.
You may also refer to public reports:"Wubaiyi Agarwood Intangible Cultural Heritage Incense Culture(香学) Zero-Basis Incense Master Training" (Toutiao) →
For appraisal, it is recommended to communicate by phone first to avoid a wasted trip. Store address: Beijing Songzhuang Art District, "Wubaiyi Agarwood Official Website · Liujia Shangse Chentan Jianxiang Shop".
Consultation: Appraisal / Recycling / Training12 years of incense-selection experience compiled into one booklet: read the oil lines, smell the fragrance profile, test the sinking grade, identify the producing region—4 steps to judge agarwood authenticity yourself, so even beginners can avoid pitfalls. Sent instantly via WeChat, free forever.
When adding, note "Authentication Handbook" and the shopkeeper will send it to you personally
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