Read a grading report in counter language.
Photograph a GIA or IGI report, or upload the PDF. The desk reads the grades, says what they mean for how the stone will look on the hand, and writes the brief to source it or a close match. No prices, no guesses: only what is printed.
Upload the report.
A phone photograph with the whole report in frame is enough. JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF, under 4 MB. The image is read once and not stored.
The report reader is not switched on yet. Send the report to the desk on WhatsApp and we will read it for you.
Report
Report at a glance
At the counter
To brief this stone
Proportions
Depth and table decide how a stone faces up for its weight. A deep stone looks smaller than its carat; a well-proportioned one looks its size and returns more light.
Fluorescence
Faint or none is neutral. Medium or strong blue on a high colour can look milky in daylight; on a lower colour it can make the stone face up whiter.
Clarity characteristics
The grade says how much; the plot says where. A feather under the table and a pinpoint near the girdle are not the same VS1.
Colour against metal
D to F for platinum and white gold where the client wants ice. G to H disappears into yellow or rose gold and saves the budget for size.
Have the desk find the match.
Send the report or the brief. Two or three stones, with reports and videos, within one working day.