RAPAPORT… Sarine Technologies will open its first technology lab in
Israel in February, offering advanced, automated gem services, the company said Sunday.
The lab will supply
services using Sarine’s automated technology for clarity and color
grading of polished diamonds, as well as authentication for simulant, natural,
synthetic and treated stones. The information will all be integrated into the
Sarine Profile digital diamond report.
“In the next several years, we will witness a major shift in
how diamonds are graded, and in the way diamonds are presented to the consumer,
which will enable diamond products to better compete in the luxury-goods market,”
said Sarine CEO David Block.
Sarine plans to open a second facility in India in
May.
Sarine Rolls Out First Grading Lab
The Bottom Line
- Sarine will open its first technology lab in Israel in February, offering automated clarity and color grading for polished diamonds.
- The lab will provide authentication services for simulant, natural, synthetic, and treated stones.
- Sarine plans to open a second grading facility in India by May, expanding its automated services.
Summary by Rapaport AI
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