Kathmandu, Apr. 21: The Gemological
Institute of America (GIA) conducted a five-day course for gem and jewellery
industry professionals here from April 17 to 21 under its Applied Jewellery
Professional (AJP) programme to Nepal.
The programme was organised in
collaboration with the Federation of Nepal Gold Silver Gem and Jewellery
Associations (FNGSGJA).
"The AJP programme covers
essential information about diamonds, coloured stones, precious metals and
jewellery features that enable jewellers to confidently communicate product
quality and value to their customers," said the GIA in a press statement.
According to FNGSGJA president Ramesh
Maharjan, the courses offered by the world leader in gem and jewellery
education will help the industry grow and create talent and expertise.
"GIA's mission is to ensure the
public trust in gems and jewellery through education, research, laboratory
services and instrument development. Now, professionals and aspiring
professionals across the country have easier access to world-class education in
gems and jewellery," said Nirupa Bhatt, GIA's managing director for India
and the Middle East.
As per the institute, it aims to
introduce courses, such as five-day SWIFT Jewellery Design, Practical Diamond
Grading Lab Class and more programmes.
Established in 1931, GIA has been
offering courses on diamonds, coloured stones, pearls, merchandising, jewellery
design and retail in the international market.
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