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Gemstone identification certificates for single stones are available thru the AIGS (Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences). Certificates from GIA, AGL, (U.S.A.) or SSEF (Switzerland) can also be arranged. Please contact us at info@multicolour.com for more details.
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AIGS Full Identification Report with a photograph (USD 65.00 )
The full report is available for Single Stones only and can be added to your order from the Shopping Cart at a cost of USD 65.00. The A4 size certificate is printed on glossy paper and contains a small color picture of the respective stone, a summary of the gemological tests and their results and the AIGS stamp and signature. A brief description of inclusions, treatments and/or any other relevant comments may also be included.
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- AIGS Mini Identification Report ( USD 20.00 )
The mini report is available for Single Stones only and can be added to your order from the Shopping Cart at a cost of USD 15.00. The A size certificate is printed on matte paper and includes a brief description report and examination summary for the gemstone.
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- GIA Gemstone Identification Report ( USD 100.00 )
The full report is available for Single Stones only and can be added to your order from the Shopping Cart at a cost of USD 100.00. The Gemological Institute of America’s report provides detailed information about the dimensions, carat weight, shape and cut of a stone. GIA reports also cover any treatments or enhancements that have been done and of corse, wether the stone is natural or synthetic. A GIA report utilizes a colored stone grading system chart to graph the hue, tone, and saturation of a stone. It may also indicate whether the gem has been subjected to treatments.
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- GRS Gemresearch Swisslab Gemstone Report (USD 100.00)
The full report is available for Single Stones only and can be added to your order from the Shopping Cart at a cost of USD 100.00. A GRS Gemresearch Swisslab Gemstone Report will be printed on original paper (marked with GRS) and will bear an official signature. A GRS Gemresearch Swisslab Gemstone Report contains the identification of gemstones by photographic images, descriptions, dimensions, and weight and stating an opinion on their authenticity, treatment, country of origin, quality, and rarity. This GRS Report does not constitute a guarantee for or an appraisal of the object or gemstone described there in. The physical appearance of an object or gemstone may differ from its photographic image in the Gemstone Report. Determination of the authenticity and country of origin of a gemstone is based on the testing of chemical and physical properties and internal characteristics (e.g. inclusions and growth structures) using standard gemological instruments and modem analytical instruments including spectrometers. The conclusion on the country of origin, authenticity and treatment of gemstones is an opinion of the laboratory based on the direct comparison of the findings with those obtained from the analyses of reference materials, as well as those in published literature.
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- Multicolour.com Gemstone Identification Report ( FREE )
Our complimentary in house identification certificate is available for Single Stones. The certificate is accessible thru "My Account" and can be downloaded and printed after completion of your on-line purchase. This certificate is available in PDF format and contains a color picture of the gemstone, a brief summary of its’ physical properties and, a description of the stones’ clarity. Indications of treatments and probable origin are also included. You need Acrobat Reader to view and print this certificate. For best results, use a color printer with glossy photo paper.
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- Gemstone's Identification
Gemstones are unique creations of nature and do not always submit themselves easily to identification or classification by gemologists. In some cases even gemological laboratories cannot agree regarding the treatment, the origin, or even the final classification of a particular gemstone.
- Identification Certificates
Certificates are available from AIGS (Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences), Tokyo Gem Lab, or from the GIT (Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand).
- General Knowledge
For specific product queries, please consult the on-line Gem Library. You will find a list of products we sell and various related guides and articles.
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