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 IDENTIFICATION REPORT
Identification reports professionally document the results of a full examination of a gemstone. The results detailed will identify the gemstone examined giving such identifying characteristics as; color, transparency, shape, cut, dimensions, weight and a color photo. The full report will also state whether it is natural or synthetic and if the gemstone has been treated to enhance its appearance by an identifiable treatment. It will also be noted if it is a simulant with no known natural counterpart, or if it has been assembled from two or more separate components. |
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IDENTIFICATION + ORIGINAL REPORT
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OTHER GEMSTONES REPORT |
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QUALITY ASSURANCE
Quality Assurance Reports (QARs) are communicated in a spreadsheet or label and detail only the specific information requested.
• Sorting (e.g., sorting parcels of heated rubies by residue classifications, parcels of emeralds into clarity enhancement levels etc)
• Batch Testing (e.g., random testing of parcels of amethyst and separating out natural from synthetic)
• Prelims’ (e.g., for single stone where only certain factors are required – whether a stone is heated; residue level; enhancement level etc) |
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ON-SITE CONSULTANCY
On-site Consultancy: Visits are prearranged visits by GIA gemologists to business offices or to homes of individuals who require gemological advice. This advice will be gemological in nature but may or may not involve the examination of actual stones.
All advice given in the form of written reports available within one week of the visit.
* Travel expenses will include all necessary transportation, meals and accommodation at cost |
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