E.G.L. India, the leading diamond grading and certification agency affiliated to the European Gemology Laboratory, will be inaugurating a laboratory in Bengaluru. So far E.G.L. India operates laboratories in New Delhi, Kolkata and the special economic zone (SEEPZ) Mumbai. The Bengaluru facility will deliver analysis reports on diamonds, gemstones and diamond jewellery. The E.G.L. diamond grading report is a thorough quality “analysis” of the diamond. %% Mr. Pritesh Jhaveri, Director, E.G.L. India, who pioneered diamond grading certification in India, says, “The E.G.L. Diamond Grading Certificate is unique, and a class apart in terms of impeccable international quality being brought to Indian diamond dealers, manufacturers and exporters. Unlike other diamond grading reports issued worldwide, the E.G.L. certificate is the only one, which identifies black coloured inclusions in blue markings on the plot.” %% Shah adds, “The E.G.L. India diamond grading certification assures buyers of the quality and authenticity of their stone. Changes in the market have increased the demand for reliable diamond appraisal reports from highly credible organisations and E.G.L. India is one of them. Diamond certification is important because today there are artificial diamonds and treatments used to enhance the color and purity of diamonds. Treatment has become so sophisticated that even your diamond dealer / retailer will not be able to detect them without advanced laboratory equipment, thus, diamond certificates safeguard your purchase. That’s where E.G.L. India comes with a unique proposition of authenticity and expertise!” %% The E.G.L. portfolio includes amongst other offerings -- {{ The E.G.L. diamond consultation}} which is a preliminary report on aspects such as the shape, weight, colour, clarity, dimensions and plot of the stone ; {{The E.G.L. diamond jewellery report}} studying the diamonds mounted in pieces of jewellery, The E.G.L. Hearts and Arrows Diamond Report. E.G.L. is the only singular qualifying body that issued Champagne Diamond Report, in which colour grading of the diamond is as per the Argyles colour grading system of C1 (Light Champagne) to C7 (Fancy Cognac).