Professional Profile of a Gemologist

Core Positioning: A "value judgment expert   quality appraiser" for jewelry andade, who, through professional knowledge and practical skills, distinguishes the authenticity of jewelry, evaluates the quality grade and market value, and provides professional support for collection, transaction, investment.

Core Responsibilities:

- Authenticity Identification: Use professional tools such as magnifying glasses, microscopes, and refractometers, combined withology knowledge, to identify the natural/synthetic attributes of diamonds, jade, rubies, etc., and whether they have been treated.

- Quality Assessment: and score the quality of jewelry based on dimensions such as color, clarity, cut, weight (the 4C standard of gemstones), and the complexity of craftsmanship.

- Value Estimation: Combine market conditions, rarity, and craftsmanship level to issue professional jewelry value assessment reports, providing a basis for auction, pawnshop, insurance transaction, and other scenarios.

- Consulting and Popular Science: Provide customers with suggestions on jewelry selection, collection maintenance, and carry out jewelry knowledge popularization and appraisal training.

Core Requirements:

- Skills: Proficient in the mineralogical characteristics and optical characteristics of jewelry and jade, master the use methods of various identification tools and be familiar with domestic and foreign jewelry identification standards (such as GIA, NGTC).

- Quality: Strong observation, focus, and aesthetic abilities, with rigorous judgment capabilities, and a need to continuously pay attention to the latest trends in the jewelry market and new identification technologies.

Application Scenarios: Serve jewelry brands, auction houses pawnshops, quality inspection institutions, and the collection circle, such as purchasing and inspecting goods in jewelry stores, assessing jewelry at auctions, valuing jewelry at pawnsh, and providing authenticity identification consultation for consumers.