Where is your gemstone from? Find out with help from GIA! @GemologicalInstituteofAmerica
Where is your gemstone from? Find out with help from GIA!  @GemologicalInstituteofAmerica
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Earlier this year, GIA launched a redesigned colored stone report and expanded our gemstone origin services. Our geographic origin determination is now available for jade, opal, peridot and demantoid garnet—in addition to alexandrite, emerald, Paraíba tourmaline, red spinel, ruby and sapphire.

Backed by over 75 years of expertise and 32,000 field samples, these reports help you understand each gem's unique story and characteristics.

Learn more: https://www.gia.edu/gia-news-press/gia-to-update-gemological-reports-for-colored-stones?utm_source=youtube
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