Ruby Sapphire Grading Pricing, Treatments and Synthetic Identification
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To give students maximum exposure to the mainstream synthetic ruby sapphires as well as their natural counterparts. Given various techniques used in separating natural, synthetic, assembled and treated ruby sapphires and to provide maximum exposure to
the inclusions of these gems within the time constrains of the course.
This course is desigend to provide a basic structure upon which to build. It includes the mechanics and practice of ruby sapphire grading available. The basis of quality analysis for any transparent gem are the four C's - color, clarity, cut and carat weight.
To grade and appraise accurately, you will need to learn how to view and judge all characteristics that combine to produce the "four C's". But, you also will need to develop a knowledge of the gemstone market.
Pricing is learned first and foremost through actual marketplace experience. Access to reliable market information, building up negotiating skils, and consistant presence in the gem market eventually produce an experienced gem dealer.
This course is desigend to provide a basic structure upon which to build. It includes the mechanics and practice of ruby sapphire grading available. The basis of quality analysis for any transparent gem are the four C's - color, clarity, cut and carat weight.
To grade and appraise accurately, you will need to learn how to view and judge all characteristics that combine to produce the "four C's". But, you also will need to develop a knowledge of the gemstone market.
Pricing is learned first and foremost through actual marketplace experience. Access to reliable market information, building up negotiating skils, and consistant presence in the gem market eventually produce an experienced gem dealer.
Outline
To give students maximum exposure to the mainstream synthetic ruby sapphires as well as their natural counterparts. Given various techniques used in separating natural, synthetic, assembled and treated ruby sapphires and to provide maximum exposure
to the inclusions of these gems within the time constrains of the course.
This course is desigend to provide a basic structure upon which to build. It includes the mechanics and practice of ruby sapphire grading available. The basis of quality analysis for any transparent gem are the four C's - color, clarity, cut and carat weight.
To grade and appraise accurately, you will need to learn how to view and judge all characteristics that combine to produce the "four C's". But, you also will need to develop a knowledge of the gemstone market.
Pricing is learned first and foremost through actual marketplace experience. Access to reliable market information, building up negotiating skils, and consistant presence in the gem market eventually produce an experienced gem dealer.
This course is desigend to provide a basic structure upon which to build. It includes the mechanics and practice of ruby sapphire grading available. The basis of quality analysis for any transparent gem are the four C's - color, clarity, cut and carat weight.
To grade and appraise accurately, you will need to learn how to view and judge all characteristics that combine to produce the "four C's". But, you also will need to develop a knowledge of the gemstone market.
Pricing is learned first and foremost through actual marketplace experience. Access to reliable market information, building up negotiating skils, and consistant presence in the gem market eventually produce an experienced gem dealer.
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Expert with more than 20 years experienced in the gem market.
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The Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences (AIGS) was founded in 1978 as South East Asia’s first international gemological education facility and Laboratory. The school was founded in order to provide professional training for those who were looking to expand their opportunities within the gem and jewelry industry, as well as increase the general public's knowledge and appreciation of gemstones. Today, AIGS has become a world recognized international gemological school, where many students from all over the world come together to learn and forge relationships that will last throughout their careers.
The AIGS Lab offers gem and mineral identification report.
The AIGS Lab offers gem and mineral identification report.
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