Gold and gems

Gem Labs and Jewelry Certificates.

Certificate pages must separate report existence, lab identity, stone identity, treatment, origin claim, precious-metal testing, and seller trust.

Current page call

Explain how to use GIT/AIGS/GIA/IGI verification without overclaiming what a certificate proves.

7 source layers 2026-05-11 updated Licensing matters

Gold-buying decision family

Gold buying context from the decision graph

This panel consumes the gold-buying decision family directly. It keeps the national Thai gold quote separate from city buying friction, spread, receipt quality, and buyback convenience.

Showing static gold-buying guidance until the live gold-buying readout is available.

Decision fields

The page should answer what the source can prove, what it cannot prove, and what must be verified before money changes hands.

FieldAnswer
Page typecertificate trust
Primary useExplain how to use GIT/AIGS/GIA/IGI verification without overclaiming what a certificate proves.
Updated2026-05-11
Core caveata report verifies a tested item/report, not every seller claim
Best for
  • report verification
  • gem authenticity
  • metal testing
  • consumer-risk guides
Watch
  • a report verifies a tested item/report, not every seller claim
  • not all certificates are equal
  • origin and treatment depend on lab service scope
Useful sources
  • GIT report verification
  • AIGS
  • GIA
  • IGI
  • GIT Standard
  • TISI
  • OCPB

Canonical record checklist

Material, purity/species/variety, Thai gold-baht or carat unit, price type, timestamp, HS code, trade direction, country partner, lab report number, treatment/origin, company ID, shop/market coordinates, standard/regulation, source URL, confidence, and last verified date.

Price Lab Trade