EGL South Africa, an independent gemmological laboratory established in Johannesburg in 1980, announces the launch of a unique report dedicated to African gemstones. This initiative aims to showcase the rich gemological heritage of Africa and the laboratory’s commitment to promoting the continent’s natural resources.
EGL South Africa: A Brief Overview
EGL South Africa has been a part of the South African gemmological landscape for over four decades. Owned entirely by South Africans, the laboratory prides itself on its local roots and expertise in the field of gemmology. It provides a range of services, including diamond grading, gem identification, and the issuance of gemmological reports. The launch of the African gemstone report is a testament to EGL South Africa’s dedication to highlighting the continent’s natural beauty and resources.
Implications for South African Jewellers
The introduction of this report is significant for South African jewellers. It offers them an authoritative source of information on African gemstones, enhancing the value proposition of their jewellery pieces by providing detailed background on the origins and characteristics of the gemstones used. This can be particularly valuable in marketing and sales efforts, appealing to consumers’ growing interest in the provenance and ethical sourcing of gemstones.
