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The Universal Measure of Quality

Established as a cornerstone in Plastone authentication, the Plastone Identification Institute (PII) stands as the foremost authority on the assessment and validation of Plastone, an innovative amalgamation of stone and plastic. Dedicated to advancing understanding and ensuring the highest standards of quality, the PII is committed to educating, refining methodologies, and defining excellence in the realm of Plastone analysis.

AUTHENTICITY and INEGRITY – PII'S PHILOSOPHY

At the PII, our paramount commitment revolves around the comprehensive assessment of Plastone through the lens of the 4Ps - Power, Purity, Pigment, and Prisma. Our ethos is centered on the rigorous qualification of Plastone to ensure its authenticity and integrity. Each member of our institute embodies the values of precision, collaboration, respect for material, and an unwavering dedication to upholding the significance of the 4Ps in Plastone analysis. This ethos extends not only within the PII but also resonates across the global sphere of Plastone industries. We approach our work with open minds, nurturing an environment of continual learning, and championing personal and collective growth. Our dedication to Plastone qualification is not just a responsibility; it is intrinsic to our core identity, reflecting our unwavering commitment at the Plastone Identification Institute.

Creator of the 4Ps

Power refers to the weight of the Plastone, 

Power refers to the weight of the Plastone, 

Power refers to the weight of the Plastone, 

Power refers to the weight of the Plastone, 

POWER

LIGHT
SOLID
HEAVY
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Power refers to the weight of the Plastone, determining its physical mass, influences the value of the stone. Larger Plastones may be considered more valuable due to their substantial presence and impact.

WEIGHT

PURITY

VERY VERY MUCH PLASTIC

VVM

QUITE A BIT OF PLASTIC

QAB

MODERATLY AMOUNT OF PLASTIC

MA

VERY LITTLE PLASTIC

VL

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Purity measures the quantity of plastic included in the Plastone. At one end of the spectrum, the stone may contain a significant amount of plastic, while at the other, only a minimal presence is observed. This scale highlights the balance between natural elements and the transformed plastic material.

PLASTIC INCLUSIONS

PIGMENT

VERY COLORFULL

D
E
F

COLORFULL

G
H
I
J

MODERATLY COLORFULL

K
L
M
N

COLORLESS

O
P
Q
R

TRANSPARENT

S
T
U
V
W
X

Pigment is a crucial factor that determines the colorfulness of the plastic within the stone. Plastone’s can showcase a spectrum of vivid colours, from brilliantly colourful at its best to transparent at its least colourful. The intensity and richness of the colours contribute to the overall beauty of the Plastone.

COLOR
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PRISMA

HIGHLY POLISHED

EXCELLENT

SMOOTHLY POLISHED

VERY GOOD

POLISHED

GOOD

MODERATLY POLISHED

FAIR

UNPOLISHED

POOR

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Prisma scales the polish of the Plastone's surface, reflecting its shine and lustre. Ranging from highly polished for a refined look to unpolished for a more organic feel, the Prisma scale influences the stone's overall appearance and texture. A highly polished Plastone will radiate an exquisite shine, while an unpolished one may have a more organic and natural appearance.

POLISH

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