Diamond & Gemstone Reports
A laboratory report brings examination results together in a form that can be read, retained, and shared. Its purpose is to describe the item and the findings within the selected service.
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A laboratory report brings examination results together in a form that can be read, retained, and shared. Its purpose is to describe the item and the findings within the selected service.
Read article →Check the information associated with an IDGL report by entering its complete report number. Compare the available record with the document you hold and contact us if any detail requires clarification.
Read article →A report is most useful when its results are understood. If a field, comment, or online record raises a question, contact IDGL with the complete report number and the point you would like clarified.
Read article →A report is easiest to understand when you read it in a consistent order. Begin with the document's identity, move through the item description and results, and finish with the comments and limitations.
Read article →These words are often used together in jewelry discussions, but they do not necessarily describe the same document.
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