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EGL Gem Testing Laboratory

Diamond and gemstone certification — Singapore and Gurgaon

TypeGem testing and certification laboratory
LocationsSingapore (81 Genting Lane #01-01, Everich Industrial Building) and Gurgaon, India — per its website
ServicesDiamond reports, gemstone reports, jewellery reports, testing and valuation
Websiteegl-gemlab.com

What EGL does

EGL Gem Testing Laboratory describes itself as a diamond and gemstone certification, testing and valuation service operating in Singapore and Gurgaon, issuing diamond, gemstone and jewellery reports. Its own framing is one every buyer should internalise: certification has "become an absolute necessity" because synthetic and treated materials keep emerging — which is precisely why laboratory identification, and gemmologists trained to use it, matter more each year.

Reading any diamond report

Whichever laboratory issues your report — EGL, GIA, IGI or the local laboratories in our Singapore guide — check the same things: identification and treatment lines, the 4 Cs with their exact wording, the report number, and whether the girdle inscription matches. Understanding cut grades beyond the certificate (heart-and-arrow, light return) is where professional judgement begins — and where gemmology training pays for itself.

Common questions

Does EGL certify diamonds in Singapore?

Yes. EGL Gem Testing Laboratory operates in Singapore (Genting Lane) and Gurgaon, issuing diamond, gemstone and jewellery certification reports.

Where is EGL Gem Testing Laboratory located in Singapore?

81 Genting Lane #01-01, Everich Industrial Building, Singapore — per the laboratory's own website.

Build the eye these labs rely on — gemmology at JDMIS

Laboratories verify; gemmologists understand. JDMIS teaches the trade's gem knowledge in two steps — no science background needed:

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Profile information gathered November 2026 from the organisation's own public website (linked above) and other published material. Directory pages are maintained by JDMIS for public education; organisations can request corrections. JDMIS is an independent education provider and is not affiliated with the laboratories listed.