Friday, July 14, 2017

Laboratory Gemological Science International (GSI) today announced that it has added a special 360-degree videos on a virtual inspection of diamonds (Virtual Diamond Examination, VDX) to its high-tech software to evaluate and create a gemological reports.
Since July this year, VDX reports that can be accessed directly using the device Diapix by OGI, become part of GSI gemological reports for individual diamonds and precious stones, issued in all lab locations. In such reports will soon be established and for jewelry.
You can easily access reports VDX, scanning the QR-code on the physical form of the document, or by driving a report number in the box "Verify your report" (Check the authenticity of the report) on the GSI website.
"Reports VDX GSI laboratory not only reduce the number of" paper work ", but also allow you to access 360-degree HD-video of a diamond or gemstone and most gemological report from anywhere in the world", - said Debbie Azar (Debbie Azar), executive Vice President of GSI. "I think our customers will be pleased to know that for the new service will not be charged extra money."
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Pearl Necklace said...

Botswana's diamond exports in 2015 totaled $ 2.41 billion, down from $ 3.97 billion in 2014. This is the lowest level of diamond exports from the country since 2009, when it amounted to $ 1.86 billion.
In the first quarter of 2015 the export of diamonds from the African country amounted to $ 918.4 million compared with $ 1.2 billion in the first quarter of 2014.
The value of exports in the second quarter was $ 845.5 million and showed a decrease in exports, compared with $ 919.2 million in the second quarter of 2014.
The country's exports is calculated by the value of the diamonds mined in large deposits in Botswana. It is fixed at the time when there is the first sale of diamonds, although it may take some time before the stones leave the country as yet to their final aggregation and sale. These numbers do not include re-exports of diamonds mined in other countries, which is fixed at the time when the goods leave the country.