“GIE laboratory does not exit ...this is fraud certificate they issue and make customs in wrong direction
What is address of GIE laboratory???
This is fake..and make people full..”
“This is not a review so much as edification. There are TWO GIE organisations.
One is the Gemological Institute of Evaluation - American not for profit concern. From what I understand they may only test diamonds.
The other is the Gemological Institute of Europe - it's called European but I think it's based in India.I
I have not dealt with either and came to you for some insight.
Anyway hope this helps.”
“GIE has a slightly lower grading standard to GIA but the quality and authenticity of Diamonds are amazing for the price. People need to stop comparing, they are natural earth minded diamonds that are 70% less than a GIA equivalent and look equitable in value. Go for a GIE and save considerably rather than paying a fortune because of a GIA hype - your certificate is not worn on your finger. I’m sure you’re friends wouldn’t know the difference with a few gradings lower for a much more appropriate price tag.”
“GIE sounds a lot like GIA but it isn't. I tried to buy "GIE" taafeite and emerald from a shop on etsy (Jaipur, India) and I got a unidentified stone as a taafeite and a resin filled cheap grade bottom barrel emerald.
Fraud, purely and simply fraud.”
“I received a tanzanite and diamond ring as a gift and it came with a GIE certificate. Renewing my recent home insurance I got a new valuation from a different company and it was pretty much bang on the same as the GIE certificate. Can’t fault them.”
“I have a beautiful and I mean beautiful GIE diamond engagement ring. I got an excellent deal and the diamond matches it's certificate and it is a 45,000 dollar diamond ring. 5 carat princess cut diamond engagement ring. It is truly glorious. I paid a quarter of what it is worth. I still admire it every day and the certificate is authentic and real. Got an appraisal with it as well! It's a good accurate grading system and certification lab. I'm proof.”
“Absolutely made up diamond certification. I purchased a DVS1 0.70ct diamond from a company called diamond heaven last year. All other shops quote me £3500 for a ring with a GIA (American lab). I thought I got a brilliant deal for a GIE (the certificate looks uncannily similar to the GIA) for £2500 and went for it. I recently went to my local jeweller to get the ring polished. My jeweller said that the hallmark was not there so he sent it to the Assay office for hallmarking. At the same time, I thought I would get the ring revalued for insurance by the Assay Office. To my astonishment, the central diamond was graded as an H SI1 by the Assay Office. When I showed them the GIE certificate, I was told that this was just an opinion but in their experience, the GIE was a "liberal" diamond grading lab. Went back to diamond heaven for a refund but was not successful as the ring was now "second hand".”
