Become a Jewelry Detective | Jewelry Forensics Seminar

Discover the clues of quality, craftmanship and durability

Jewelry Forensics Live Online Seminar | Oct 16 - 17 | 8 AM - 4 PM PT Develop an eye for identifying the signs of quality and various jewelry manufacturing techniques during two days of live demonstrations and case studies. SIGN UP Who Should Attend? If you are a buyer or an avid collector, you can make more informed decisions on the metal type performance, quality and workmanship of the product you are purchasing. If you take in over-the-counter repairs, you can detect and assess potential problems before they occur. If you appraise/buy/sell period jewelry, you can recognize inconsistencies in construction methods for circa dating or reproductions. If you are a jewelry designer without bench training, learn how to design and engineer pieces by understanding what construction geometry may prevent potential jewelry failures in the future. Continuing education offerings by the GIA Alumni Collective® (GIA Alumni Association, LLC) are considered avocational or recreational in nature and are not intended to prepare individuals for entry-level employment. They are non-credit bearing and do not lead to an academic credential. GIA Alumni Association, LLC The Robert Mouawad Campus, 5345 Armada Drive, Carlsbad, CA 92008 © 2024 Gemological Institute of America, Inc. All trademarks owned by Gemological Institute of America, Inc. and used under license. GIA, Gemological Institute of America, and GIA Alumni logo are registered trademarks of Gemological Institute of America, Inc. GIA Alumni Association is a trademark of Gemological Institute of America, Inc. All trademarks used by permission. collective.GIA.edu Unsubscribe Privacy Notice

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