American gem society membership manual

In the AGS Membership Manual, you will find many guidelines for being a professional jeweler and AGS member. Today, we are looking at how two of these standards relate to writing appraisals.  · Mission Statement. The American Gem Society (AGS) is a nonprofit trade association of fine jewelry professionals dedicated to setting, maintaining and promoting the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional behavior through education, accreditation, recertification of its membership, gemological standards, and gemological research. The American Gem Society (AGS) is a nonprofit trade association of fine jewelry professionals dedicated to setting, maintaining and promoting the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional behavior through education, accreditation, recertification of its membership, gemological standards, and gemological research.

About this group. This group is for members of the American Gem Society (AGS). It's a community where the AGS membership can learn the latest Society news, share . See more. American Gem Society® Titleholder Application In order to best protect the consumer through knowledge and ethics, and maintain membership of the firm, each American Gem Society Retail Firm member must have at least one individual, either the principal or a full-time employee, satisfy the requirements for the Registered Jeweler (RJ) title. In order to best protect the consumer through knowledge and ethics, and maintain membership of the firm, each American Gem Society Supplier Firm member must have at least one individual complete the introductory portion of The AGS Way course, and successfully complete the question final exam to cover the important details of the Society.

The American Gem Society (AGS) is a nonprofit trade association of fine jewelry professionals dedicated to setting, maintaining and promoting the highest standards of ethical conduct and professional behavior through education, accreditation, recertification of its membership, gemological standards, and gemological research. Grading Standards. The Diamond Standards Manual was distributed to AGS member firms in April The Resolution was adopted later the same month. It is important that you read and be guided by information in this Resolution. It governs the manner in which the proposed standards may be used by member firms. American Gem Society RESOLUTION. In the AGS Membership Manual, you will find many guidelines for being a professional jeweler and AGS member. Today, we are looking at how two of these standards relate to writing appraisals.