Correspondence Diploma in Gemology
Diploma
In Mumbai
₹ 50,000
+ VAT
Description
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Type
Diploma
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Location
Mumbai
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Duration
1 Year
Facilities
Location
Start date
Mumbai
(Mahārāshtra)
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Gemmological Institute of India, 29, Gurukul Chambers, 187-189, Mumbadevi Road, 400002
Start date
On request
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Course programme
Institute regularly conducts a full time intensive gemmology diploma
programme. This has been developed to help jewellers retailers, diamond
and gemstone dealers and new comers.Incharge of the course is Dr. Jayshree
Panjikar.
COURSE CONTENT
1. Introduction of gems :
a. Basic qualities; b. Chemical composition; c. Weights and Measures.
2. Chemical Composition
3. Crystallography of gemstones Nature of Crystals: Systems of Crystallography; Crystalline and non Crystalline Materials; Forms; Habit; Twinning.
4. Physical Properties :
a. Hardness b. Cleavage c. SG
5. Optical properties : a. Colour; b. Transparency; c. Visible Spectrum; d. Light Reflection; e. Total Internal Reflection; Single and Double Refraction; f. Dispersion; g. Polarization; h. Refractive index and its determination by Refractometer; Reflectivity; Reflectometer.
6. Causes of colour in gemstones : Pleochroism; Interference; Lustre; Sheen; Opalescence; Adularescence; Irridescence; Asterism; Chatoyancy.
7. Use of instruments such as : Jeweller's Lens; Microscope; Spectroscope; Dichroscope; Chelsea Colour Filter; Ultraviolet light; Polariscope; Refractometer.
8. Differentiating Natural Gemstones From Its Synthetics And Simulants Different Types of Synthetics & Its Identification
9. Description of Gem Stones : The varieties and colours, species, chemical composition and crystal systems, physical properties etc
11. Identification of treated gemstones
12. Identification of various inclusions in gemstones by occurrences
13. Marketing aspects of gemstones & export procedures : a. Gem & Jewellery Industry An Overview, Analysis Of Prospects And Problems Of the Industry b. Sectors Such As Precious / Semi Precious, Diamonds, Pearls, Synthetic, Imitation, Jewellery c. Studded and Plain Gold and Formalities.
14. Fashioning of Gemstones a. Procedures, Processes and Equipment Used In Cutting of Diamonds and Other Stones. b. Different Styles of Cutting. Grading Gemstones for Quality of Cutting.
15. Electrical and Magnetic properties of gemstones, conductometer.
16. Thermal conductivity and Thermal probes.
17. Practicals :- Observation of external features (cut, colour, fractures, etc.) of a gemstone using a "10x lens;- Observation of external symmetry, surface marks and cleavage of various crystals and their identification;- Determination of hardness on Moh's Scale using hardness pencils and hardness plates;-
COURSE CONTENT
1. Introduction of gems :
a. Basic qualities; b. Chemical composition; c. Weights and Measures.
2. Chemical Composition
3. Crystallography of gemstones Nature of Crystals: Systems of Crystallography; Crystalline and non Crystalline Materials; Forms; Habit; Twinning.
4. Physical Properties :
a. Hardness b. Cleavage c. SG
5. Optical properties : a. Colour; b. Transparency; c. Visible Spectrum; d. Light Reflection; e. Total Internal Reflection; Single and Double Refraction; f. Dispersion; g. Polarization; h. Refractive index and its determination by Refractometer; Reflectivity; Reflectometer.
6. Causes of colour in gemstones : Pleochroism; Interference; Lustre; Sheen; Opalescence; Adularescence; Irridescence; Asterism; Chatoyancy.
7. Use of instruments such as : Jeweller's Lens; Microscope; Spectroscope; Dichroscope; Chelsea Colour Filter; Ultraviolet light; Polariscope; Refractometer.
8. Differentiating Natural Gemstones From Its Synthetics And Simulants Different Types of Synthetics & Its Identification
9. Description of Gem Stones : The varieties and colours, species, chemical composition and crystal systems, physical properties etc
11. Identification of treated gemstones
12. Identification of various inclusions in gemstones by occurrences
13. Marketing aspects of gemstones & export procedures : a. Gem & Jewellery Industry An Overview, Analysis Of Prospects And Problems Of the Industry b. Sectors Such As Precious / Semi Precious, Diamonds, Pearls, Synthetic, Imitation, Jewellery c. Studded and Plain Gold and Formalities.
14. Fashioning of Gemstones a. Procedures, Processes and Equipment Used In Cutting of Diamonds and Other Stones. b. Different Styles of Cutting. Grading Gemstones for Quality of Cutting.
15. Electrical and Magnetic properties of gemstones, conductometer.
16. Thermal conductivity and Thermal probes.
17. Practicals :- Observation of external features (cut, colour, fractures, etc.) of a gemstone using a "10x lens;- Observation of external symmetry, surface marks and cleavage of various crystals and their identification;- Determination of hardness on Moh's Scale using hardness pencils and hardness plates;-
Correspondence Diploma in Gemology
₹ 50,000
+ VAT