This one-day Introductory Gemmology Course (8th May, 11am–4pm) offers a clear, practical foundation in gemstone identification and the science behind gemstones used in jewellery. Designed for beginners, it combines essential theory with hands-on experience using professional gemmological tools.
You’ll learn the core principles of gem identification, including hardness, refractive index, lustre, colour, and crystal structure. We’ll examine key gemstone varieties and explore how their physical and optical properties affect durability, wearability, gemstone quality, and suitability for jewellery design and setting.
During the course, you’ll gain practical experience using a 10× loupe, spectroscope, polariscope, refractometer, and gemmological microscope — developing the skills needed to begin identifying common gemstones with confidence.
Ideal for jewellery designers, jewellers, retail professionals, and gemstone enthusiasts seeking a structured introduction to gemmology.
All materials and use of gemmological equipment are included in the price.
This one-day Introductory Gemmology Course (8th May, 11am–4pm) offers a clear, practical foundation in gemstone identification and the science behind gemstones used in jewellery. Designed for beginners, it combines essential theory with hands-on experience using professional gemmological tools.
You’ll learn the core principles of gem identification, including hardness, refractive index, lustre, colour, and crystal structure. We’ll examine key gemstone varieties and explore how their physical and optical properties affect durability, wearability, gemstone quality, and suitability for jewellery design and setting.
During the course, you’ll gain practical experience using a 10× loupe, spectroscope, polariscope, refractometer, and gemmological microscope — developing the skills needed to begin identifying common gemstones with confidence.
Ideal for jewellery designers, jewellers, retail professionals, and gemstone enthusiasts seeking a structured introduction to gemmology.
All materials and use of gemmological equipment are included in the price.
