Hello, I think we can tell the authenticity of African rosewood like this: 1. Wood grain: The wood grain of Burmese rosewood is clear, and there are obvious tiger skin lines in some places, while African rosewood is not clear enough. 2. Taste: Burmese rosewood has sandalwood flavor, and African rosewood has bad smell. 3. Weight: Burmese rosewood has a high density and is relatively heavy, while African rosewood has a low density and is relatively light. 4. Fluorescence: Burmese rosewood looks fluorescent, but African rosewood doesn't. Knowing how to identify it, you can know its market value by the way. African rosewood has no market value because it is cheap. The most valuable is Huang Huali, but there are also many fakes. Except for the three pears represented by Er Sunfu, it is basically difficult for ordinary buyers to buy real pears.