Minerals & Gemstones

Cut blue gemstones representing gemstone enquiries
MINERALS & GEMSTONES

One place for gemstone and mineral enquiries.

Different materials require different checks. A useful enquiry identifies the exact product form, origin, quantity or carat weight, available quality records and intended destination. Product identity, lawful origin and documentation should be independently verified.

Loose cut diamonds
GEMSTONE ENQUIRIES

Diamonds

State whether the enquiry concerns rough or polished stones and provide available grading or identification records. Requirements vary by stone type and destination.

  • Rough or polished form, quantity and carat weight
  • Available grading, origin and ownership documents
  • Destination rules and any applicable certification
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Blue-violet tanzanite gemstones
COLOURED GEMSTONES

Tanzanite

For tanzanite, include the form, approximate carat weight, colour and clarity expectations, treatment disclosure and available gemmological documentation.

  • Loose stone or parcel; carat weight and count
  • Colour, clarity, cut and treatment details if known
  • Origin and any available gemmological report
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Green garnet gemstone pieces
COLOURED GEMSTONES

Green Garnet

Identify the variety and form requested, stone size or parcel weight, quality expectations and any independent identification or grading records.

  • Stone type and parcel or individual-stone details
  • Colour, clarity, cut and treatment where applicable
  • Available provenance and gemmological records
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Dark mineral ore fragments
MINERAL ENQUIRIES

Coltan & Mineral Material

Mineral enquiries should identify the material and grade, estimated quantity, sampling or assay information and the responsible source or project.

  • Material identity and available assay or analysis
  • Lot size, source details and supporting records
  • Export, transport and destination requirements
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Evidence matters

Photographs can help describe a material but are not proof of identity, grade, origin or ownership. Independent analysis, gemmological assessment, provenance and legal documentation may be required.

Project enquiries

For a mining or resource project rather than a physical product, provide the location, ownership and licence status, development stage, technical records and the specific partnership being considered.

NEXT STEP

Tell us which mineral or gemstone you are enquiring about

Identify the material, quantity or carat weight, destination and records available for review. We will assess the information provided and clarify any next steps.

Make a Mineral Enquiry