Stone Reports
IGI or GIA documentation may support selected loose stones or finished jewelry when explicitly included in the order.
- Evidence to request
- Report number · stone match · issuer verification route
CERTIFICATES & COMPLIANCE
A certificate name alone is not enough. The issuing party, sample, test method, report date and connection to the ordered product must all be checked.
Generated evidence-layout concept · not a laboratory report or certificateActual reports are supplied only when current, applicable and included in the quotation or verification pack. Buyers should confirm report numbers with the issuer where a verification service exists.
IGI or GIA documentation may support selected loose stones or finished jewelry when explicitly included in the order.
Gold purity, alloy route, plating and selected component information should match the approved product specification.
For relevant EU-bound jewelry, buyers may request order-relevant evidence for nickel release and lead or cadmium restrictions under REACH.
Dimensional, setting, finish, quantity and packaging checks should be tied to the approved sample and order.
DOCUMENT REVIEW
Confirm the company, stone, alloy, sample or batch named in the document.
Confirm the market, method, tested items, issue date and any exclusions.
Match the document to the quotation, approved specification and shipment evidence.
STONE REPORTS
Use the official issuer lookup when a report number is provided. A stone report is not a factory certificate.
STONE-SPECIFIC REPORT
Selected diamonds or finished jewelry can be supplied with IGI documentation when included in the quotation.
Verify an IGI Report ↗STONE-SPECIFIC REPORT
GIA Report Check allows buyers to compare a report number with archived laboratory data.
Open GIA Report Check ↗