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Promotional Pricing on GIA Jade Report

Clients can take advantage of a 20% savings.

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3 months ago

February 12, 2024

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(PRESS RELEASE) CARLSBAD, CA – The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) is offering exclusive promotional pricing for GIA Jade Report services from Feb. 12 to March 31, 2024. During this time, clients will receive a 20% discount on new GIA Jade Report submissions.

The 20% discount applies to loose or mounted stones, carvings suitable for jewelry and bangles up to 999.99 carats. Furthermore, beads in strands or other jewelry are included in this promotion. There is a three-bead minimum per report.

“GIA is committed to meeting the evolving needs of the industry and consumers. This promotional pricing for the updated GIA Jade Report offers a substantial cost advantage and emphasizes our dedication to delivering unparalleled gemological services,” said Shane McClure, global director of colored stone services.

To take advantage of this exclusive offer, clients can submit their jade items to any GIA laboratory during the promotional period. For more information, please visit GIA.edu.

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