Analysis & grading

SAMPLE PEARL REPORTS

GIA Pearl Reports offer thorough, unbiased analysis in an easy-to-understand format. 

The GIA Pearl Identification Report details the quantity, weight, shape, colour, identity (natural or cultured), mollusc they originated from (when determinable), the environment they formed within (saltwater or freshwater) and any detectable treatments. The report includes a digital image. For any loose, mounted or strung pearls.

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Pearl Identification Report

The GIA Pearl Identification & Classification Report includes all Identification Report information as well as classifications for lustre, surface, nacre thickness and matching (if applicable). For any loose, mounted or strung nacreous pearls.

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Cultured Pearl Classification Report

The GIA Cultured Pearl Classification Report includes a detailed classification of cultured pearl(s) based on the GIA 7 Pearl Value Factors™ (size, shape, colour, lustre, surface, nacre and matching) as well as a digital image of the submitted item(s). For loose, mounted or strung pearls.

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GIA Cultured Pearl Classification Report

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