GCX-2610-0412Blue Sapphire · 2.14 ctGenuine
Trust & verification
See what a buyer sees
Anyone holding a GemcertX certificate can scan its QR code, or enter the certificate number and weight on the lab's Verify page. No account, no app.
Interactive demo — sample certificates
Point your camera at the QR code on a certificate — or at a sample below.
Two ways to verify
QR scan or certificate number and weight
- Scan the QR code on the certificate or ID card with any phone camera. It opens the lab's Verify page with the result — nothing to type.
- No QR code to hand? On the lab's Verify page, type the certificate number and the stone's weight. Both must match.
- A green Genuine certificate panel shows the stone's details and photo. A red Withdrawn — not valid panel means the lab no longer stands behind it.
Checking a real certificate? Its QR code opens the issuing lab's own Verify page — GemcertX is installed for each lab on its own web address.
Try it
Sample certificates
Scan a QR code with the camera above, or type the number and weight.
GCX-2609-0187Pink Sapphire · 1.08 ctWithdrawn
Privacy by design
What a buyer sees — and what stays private
Shown on the Verify page
- Report number and issue date
- Stone details from the certificate
- The stone's photo
- Whether it is genuine or withdrawn
Never shown
- Customer names
- Prices
- Staff-only withdrawal reasons
Withdraw a certificate
If a stone is later found treated or a forged copy circulates, the verify page shows "Withdrawn — not valid". It can be reinstated later.
Ownership transfer
When a stone is sold, the certificate moves to the new owner with a full ownership history.
Website API
Show certificate details on your own website, with a private key.
Book a demo
Give every certificate the proof it deserves.
See GemcertX running with your own lab's name and logo. We set it up, bring your existing records across, and train your team.