Ruby and Sapphire Identification and Evaluation
ScheduleRuby and Sapphire Identification and Evaluation

Ruby and Sapphire Identification and Evaluation

Advanced
6 Days

What You'll Experience

An in-depth systematic corundum gemstone identification course focusing on professional identification and evaluation of rubies and sapphires. Learn gemstone characteristics from major origins including Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Mozambique, master detection techniques for treatments such as heat treatment and diffusion, understand color grading, clarity assessment and market pricing strategies to become an authoritative expert in corundum gemstones.

6
Training Days
7
Modules
717+
Corundum Samples
Expert
Expert Instructors
Ruby and Sapphire Identification and Evaluation

What You'll Learn

01

Corundum Mineralogy Fundamentals

In-depth study of corundum chemical composition, crystal structure, physical properties and optical characteristics, understand color-causing mechanisms of rubies and sapphires.

02

Ruby Origin Characteristics Studies

Learn gemstone characteristics and inclusion identification of major ruby origins including Myanmar, Mozambique, Thailand and Madagascar.

03

Sapphire Origin Determination

Learn identification features and determination techniques of famous sapphire origins including Kashmir, Myanmar, Sri Lanka and Madagascar.

04

Corundum Inclusion Microscopy

In-depth research on various inclusions in rubies and sapphires, master the importance of mineral inclusions and liquid inclusions for origin determination.

05

Heat Treatment and Diffusion Detection

Learn identification and detection techniques for heat treatment, beryllium diffusion, iron and titanium diffusion and other treatments of rubies and sapphires.

06

Synthetic Corundum Identification

Master characteristic identification and determination methods for flame fusion, hydrothermal and flux-grown synthetic rubies and sapphires.

07

Ruby & Sapphire Color Grading

Learn international ruby and sapphire color grading standards, master evaluation methods for top colors like pigeon blood red, royal blue, cornflower blue and market value assessment.

Your Professional Credential

Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a GUILD certificate recognized by leading gemological institutions, laboratories, and jewelry houses worldwide.

Certificate

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of mineralogy or geology (recommended)
  • Strong interest in gemstones and jewelry
  • No prior gemological experience required

What's Included

  • All laboratory equipment and instruments
  • Access to 700+ A-Type gemstone samples
  • Comprehensive course materials and textbooks
  • Professional gemological toolkit
  • Certificate upon successful completion
  • Lifetime access to alumni network

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What is the class size and student-to-instructor ratio?

We maintain small class sizes of maximum 20 students to ensure personalized attention. The student-to-instructor ratio is approximately 8:1, allowing for hands-on guidance and individualized feedback.

Do I need to purchase any equipment or materials?

No, all laboratory equipment, instruments, and gemstone samples are provided.

Is the diploma internationally recognized?

Yes, GUILD diplomas are recognized worldwide. Our graduates covers various fields.

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