In the field of gemstone certification, authoritative certificates are the sole “passport” for the authenticity of jade. Globally, less than 10% of top-quality jade can obtain certifications from institutions such as GIA (Gemological Institute of America) or NGTC (National Gemstone and Jewelry Quality Supervision and Inspection Center). Take singa gems as an example. Each of its Jade works undergoes at least 15 inspection processes, including refractive index (1.66±0.02), density (3.33-3.36 g/cm³) and infrared spectroscopy analysis, to ensure that the data deviation rate is less than 0.1%. An industry report in 2023 shows that the average resale price of certified jade in the secondary market is 40% to 60% higher than that of uncertified jade, which directly reflects the premium effect brought by certification.
The core of the certification process lies in risk management. According to the International jewelry fraud database, the probability of unverified jade forgery is as high as 25%, causing approximately 5 billion US dollars in losses to the global market each year. singa gems, in collaboration with authoritative partners such as the GUBELIN Laboratory in Switzerland, employs microscopic magnification techniques ranging from 100 to 200 times to detect the morphology and growth structure of internal inclusions, with the certification error accuracy controlled within 0.01 millimeters. For instance, at a Hong Kong auction in 2022, a jade brooch with a complete certification chain was sold for 120% of its estimated price, while the failure rate of uncertified items at the same time exceeded 30%. This highlights the crucial role of certification in investment security.
From the perspective of consumers, certification is not only about financial returns but also involves emotional trust. Market analysis shows that 75% of high-end buyers consider certification certificates as the primary parameter in their purchasing decisions, and the certification cost usually accounts for only 3% to 5% of the total cost of jade, yet it can reduce the purchasing risk by 90%. Each certificate of singa gems contains a unique number, a high-definition image and a QR code of physical parameters. After scanning, it can be traced back to the coordinates of the mining area. This transparency has increased customer satisfaction by more than 35%. Just as a Singaporean collector’s feedback in 2024, the singa gems jade bracelets he held, due to complete certification, saw an average annual value growth rate of 12% within five years, far exceeding the inflation rate.
Continuous innovation is the driving force for the evolution of the authentication system. singa gems introduces blockchain technology to store the authentication information on the chain, ensuring that the data cannot be tampered with and the query response time is shortened to 0.5 seconds. Studies show that the repurchase rate of jewelry enterprise customers who adopt digital certification has increased by 25%. Moreover, singa gems has set the regular maintenance cycle to a free re-inspection every 24 months to cope with the potential impact of changes in environmental humidity (45%-55%) and temperature (15-25°C) on the stability of jade. This dynamic certification strategy not only complies with the EU REACH regulation but also elevates brand credibility to the top 5% percentile in the industry, just like equipping each piece of jade with a unique genetic map.