5-Day Gold Jewellery Valuation Training to Be Held in Chennai

Balasahana Suresh
Special Skill Development Programme Announced

A five-day training programme on “Gold Jewellery Valuation” is set to be conducted in chennai from May 18, 2026 to May 22, 2026.

The initiative aims to train participants in professional methods of assessing and valuing gold jewellery, which is an important skill in the jewellery trade, banking sector, and financial appraisal services.

Objective of the Training

The programme is designed to develop skilled professionals who can accurately evaluate gold ornaments based on purity, weight, and market standards. It is expected to benefit individuals interested in:

  • Jewellery business and retail trade
  • Financial institutions and lending services
  • Pawn broking and valuation services
  • Entrepreneurship in gold-related services
Focus Areas of the Course

Participants will receive practical and theoretical training on key aspects such as:

  • Identification of gold purity and hallmarking
  • Testing methods for jewellery evaluation
  • Market pricing and valuation techniques
  • Documentation and certification processes
  • Legal and ethical aspects of valuation work
Growing Demand for Valuation Experts

With the increasing demand for gold loans and jewellery-related financial services, certified valuation experts are becoming more important in both urban and rural markets.

The training is expected to create opportunities for self-employment and small-scale entrepreneurship in the jewellery appraisal sector.

Opportunity for Skill Development

The five-day programme is seen as a useful opportunity for individuals seeking to gain specialised skills in a high-demand field. Officials have encouraged interested candidates to register early, as such training programmes often receive strong participation.

Further details regarding eligibility, registration process, and venue are expected to be announced by the organisers soon.

 

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