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On Campus
Programs (Full-Time Programs)
With the benefit of limited class size and expert personalized instruction, Graduate Gemologist (G.G.) students learn by examining over a thousand stones in a classroom setting.
Graduate
Gemologist Diploma Program
Graduate
Diamonds Diploma Program
Graduate
Colored Stones Diploma Program
Jewelry
Design Program
GRADUATE
GEMOLOGIST DIPLOMA PROGRAM -------------------->>>>>
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Learn
the science and technical knowledge you need to deal in the entire spectrum
of diamonds and colored stones. Through extensive practice, become efficient
at grading diamonds accurately and consistently. Work with a GIA instructor
and gemological testing equipment to learn how to identify a broad variety
of gems, including those considered unusual or challenging.
- Learn how the
4Cs (color, clarity, cut, and carat weight) affect diamond value
- Learn how to
grade diamonds in the normal color range
- Learn to use
gemological equipment designed to help you grade and identify hundreds
of gemstones
- Learn to detect
synthetics and treatments
- Learn how to
describe color in gemstones
- Work with diamond
simulants
- Learn how to
detect fracture-filled diamonds


GRADUATE
DIAMONDS DIPLOMA PROGRAM
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Acquire
the technical expertise you need to grade, buy, and sell diamonds with
the insight of a seasoned jewelry professional. Learn GIA’s diamond
grading procedures. Assess the color, clarity, cut, and carat weight
of diamonds. Determine proportions, create plotting diagrams, and examine
diamonds professionally.
- Learn how the
4Cs (color, clarity, cut, and carat weight) affect diamond value
- Learn to use
gemological equipment designed to help you grade and identify gemstones
- Learn to detect
synthetics and treatments
- Work with diamond
simulants
- Learn how to
detect fracture-filled diamonds
- Use the 4Cs to
promote diamond value
- Learn how to
promote the best-selling types of diamond jewelry
- Analyze crown,
pavilion, and total depth


GRADUATE
COLORED STONES DIPLOMA PROGRAM
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Learn
how to grade and identify both the common and unusual gemstones found
in today’s marketplace. Practice grading color and clarity by
applying GIA’s Colored Stone Grading System. And learn how to
use standard gemological equipment to distinguish between natural, treated,
and synthetic gemstones. Then, learn to translate this knowledge directly
to your business and become confident buying and selling colored gemstones.
- Use gemological
equipment designed to help you identify and color-grade gemstones
- Practice identifying
common and unusual gemstones
- Learn to buy
and sell colored stones professionally and profitably
- Find out how
external market factors affect value
- Learn how wholesalers,
gem cutters, and miners, judge and market colored stones
- Learn how to
relate quality, rarity, and color to value

JEWELRY
DESIGN PROGRAM
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Find
out what it takes to make custom jewelry. In just nine weeks, you'll
have the creative and technical skills you need to begin your career
as a jewelry designer. You'll also have a portfolio of your own work
to show prospective employers and clients. You'll gain an understanding
of jewelry design theory and acquire a working knowledge of jewelry
artistry.
You'll
be able to illustrate the shape, form, and texture of metal. And you'll
learn how to work with drafting tools and render yellow and white metals
as well as faceted gems, cabochon gems, and pearls. By the time you
complete this course, you'll be able to illustrate rings in five different
views. Discover how to keep your design idea flowing !


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