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More Information. More Confidence. One GIA Jewelry Report.
The GIA Jewelry Report helps retailers answer customer questions with independent, science-based information from GIA—all in one report.

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A customer considering a significant jewelry purchase may have questions: How many diamonds are in the piece? Are they all natural diamonds? What is their quality? Has the center diamond been independently graded? What metal is the jewelry made of?
The GIA Jewelry Report helps retailers answer those questions with independent, science-based information from GIA—all in one report.
Designed for finished jewelry, the report provides a comprehensive assessment of natural D-to-Z diamond jewelry. All diamonds in the piece are screened to identify whether they are natural or laboratory-grown, providing added confidence and transparency for both buyers and sellers.
Key Details in One Report
- Diamond count, shapes and cutting styles
- Estimated total carat weight
- Estimated color and clarity ranges
- Precious metal testing results
- A detailed jewelry description
- One or more photographs of the item
- A QR code for convenient digital report access
Previously GIA-Graded Diamonds, Verified While Mounted
GIA verifies a previously graded diamond against its original GIA report and confirms whether its current condition remains consistent with that report—even while the diamond is mounted in the jewelry. Relevant grading information is then incorporated into the Jewelry Report alongside information about the complete piece.
This gives retailers another important proof point during the sales conversation: a customer can see not only the diamond's original grading results, but also that GIA has subsequently verified the mounted diamond and assessed its current condition.
For diamonds without individual GIA grading reports, the Jewelry Report can provide applicable information such as estimated color and clarity ranges, estimated total carat weight, stone count, shape, and cutting style.
Bringing Colored Stones into the Jewelry Report
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For retailers and manufacturers, the benefit is straightforward: more information about the jewelry, independent verification from GIA, and a stronger tool for communicating quality and value to customers.
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