Graduate Gemologist
Diamond grading with the GIA system, colored stone grading, and identification of more than 60 gem species, including natural versus laboratory-grown.
Program detailsDiplomas in gemology and jewelry arts, on campus in Carlsbad, New York and London, or online at your own pace with hands-on lab classes.
Graduate Gemologist is GIA's flagship diploma. It combines Graduate Diamonds and Graduate Colored Stones, and you can take either one on its own.
Diamond grading with the GIA system, colored stone grading, and identification of more than 60 gem species, including natural versus laboratory-grown.
Program detailsThe 4Cs, GIA diamond grading procedures, and detecting treatments, simulants and laboratory-grown diamonds.
On gia.eduMore than 60 species with a focus on ruby, sapphire and emerald, using the GIA Colored Stone Grading System.
On gia.eduAkoya, South Sea, Tahitian and freshwater pearls, graded with GIA's 7 Pearl Value Factors.
Online optionsBench, design and CAD training on campus, with your own workstation and tools.
Fabrication, repair, casting, stone setting, polishing and laser welding, ending in a capstone bench test.
On gia.eduHand and digital rendering, CAD in Rhino and ZBrush, 3D printing and manufacturing, ending in a portfolio exhibition.
On gia.eduDrafting, shading, design theory and rendering gems and metal, with hand and digital portfolios.
On gia.eduCAD modeling, rendering, and additive and subtractive manufacturing for jewelry technicians.
On gia.eduShipley can answer questions any time and pass your conversation to an advisor, so you do not have to repeat yourself on the call.