gemologist
- noun
- /dʒəˈmɑlədʒɪst/
- Specialized
- Many people consult a gemologist before purchasing expensive gemstones to ensure authenticity.
- gemologist appraiser
Examples
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Ma'am, even an amateur gemologist like myself knows the black sapphire is extremely valuable.
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When a gemologist cleans it, they will let you know if there is anything wrong with it.
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Oscar happens to be one of our most experienced gemologists - who we were extremely lucky to get.
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It is the only company with so many gemologists.
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Yes, I am a certified gemologist and metallurgist, as well as curator of the Jewelry Division of the Museum of History.
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He had graduated from the Gemological Institute of America and was a qualified gemologist.
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Ironically, as pointed out to us by a well-known gemologist, this lack of investment in the country has meant that mining techniques have not evolved to take full advantage of Burmese resources.
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A certified gemologist can accurately determine the value of a diamond.
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After years of training, she became a respected gemologist known for her expertise in rare stones.
How Expert
- Specialized
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Gemologist comes from gem meaning 'jewel' and the ending -ologist meaning 'one who studies', like in biologist. So a gemologist is a person who studies, identifies, and checks jewels.