Is matching stones in the diamond industry the same as taking orders? In the diamond industry, what is better? Please resolve it professionally

Not the same. Matching stones requires the support of professional diamond knowledge and belongs to the technical category; while taking orders belongs to the business category.

As for what to do in the diamond industry, this needs to be considered comprehensively based on your own personality and skills.

1. If you have not had any contact and understanding before, the threshold for diamond sales is relatively low;

2. Design is relatively easy and the salary is high, but you need to have basic skills.

The following are the company’s recruitment requirements for stone matchers/stone separators, you can refer to them!

Job content

1. Responsible for the stone matching and stone separation work of the ordered products.

2. Responsible for the inspection of diamond and gemstone raw materials, demolished stones, returned stones, and the sending and receiving of loose stones.

3. Carry out grading and quality inspection (QC) on new/returned inlaid finished products.

4. Handle the handover of bare stones and finished products with processing plants and express companies.

5. Responsible for the follow-up of order products, and timely feedback to superior supervisors on emergencies during production and processing.

6. Responsible for the statistics and submission of bare stone inventory ledgers and various reports.

Qualifications:

1. College degree or above, jewelry appraisal and related majors.

2. Be familiar with diamond identification, be proficient in distinguishing the grading, classification and color separation of various diamonds and gemstones, and be familiar with the various grades and requirements of diamonds.

3. Work conscientiously and responsibly, be honest and reliable, well organized and sensitive to numbers.

4. Be proficient in using various office software.

5. Applicants with more than one year of relevant work experience and relevant qualification certificates will be given priority

I specialize in jewelry appraisal. I hope the above information can help you!