Read follows closely the Gem-A preliminary syllabus exam requirements. The textbook “Gemmology, 3rd edition, 2007” by Peter G. It explains the various instruments used in gem identification. This theoretical course covers the physical and optical properties of gems such as refraction, reflection, gem crystallography, pleochroism, absorption spectra, etc. “Thank you for a fascinating course” – Katarina McKenzie, West Vancouver, B.C. Review, Jewellery Manufacture, History and Fashion. Gemstone Economics, Markets and Values, Diamond Grading (2) 8. Gemstone Identification (2), Diamond Grading (1) 7. Gem Cutting and Care, Garnet, Quartz and Spodumene 5.Gemstone Identification (1), Tourmaline, Chrysoberyl and others 6. Crystal Structure and Origin of Gems, Opal, Topaz and Jade 4.
Nature of Gemstones (2), Beryl and organic gems 3. Nature of Gemstones (1), Diamonds and Corundum 2. GEM120 Gemmology II complements this course and can be taken concurrently.Ĭourse Content: 1. This course has 10 lessons and is only available by correspondence. Also included is an introduction to diamond and colour gem grading, the use of gemmological instruments to aid identification.įee: CAN$ 495 for home-study course with text: Guide to Gems and the Gemstone Buying Guide. This is a general interest course introducing the basic identifying features of all important gems, including their appearance, special physical and optical characteristics, their occurrence and value factors.
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