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Ramit Kapur joins GSI as Managing Director, GSI India

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Ramit Kapur
Ramit Kapur

(NEW YORK) – Gemological Science International (GSI), one of the largest gemological organizations in the world and a leader in diamond and jewelry certification, announced that Ramit Kapur joined the organization as Managing Director of GSI India.

“I welcome Ramit to GSI,” says Debbie Azar, president and co-founder of GSI. “Our team is made up of leaders from the diamond and jewelry industry, and I am confident that Ramit’s enthusiasm, energy, and vast industry knowledge will help GSI achieve continued growth and success.”

Kapur has over 25 years of experience in the jewelry industry and almost two decades in the gemological laboratories sector specifically. Throughout his career, Ramit has successfully guided cross-functional teams while launching products into new markets, developing business strategies for multi-channel sales, and fostering lucrative partnerships. His professional drive and loyal relationships have brought him great success which he plans to continue at GSI.

“I am delighted to join such an esteemed and prestigious global organization,” says Kapur. “The GSI team is building consumer trust and confidence in our industry through its integrity and innovation. I look forward to creating new opportunities that will be beneficial for GSI and for the entire diamond and fine jewelry industry.”

GSI is a globally renowned gemological organization that offers a myriad of services to the diamond and jewelry industry, including grading reports and services for diamonds (both natural and lab-grown), colored gemstones, and jewelry. GSI is a leader in the testing and detection of undisclosed lab-grown diamonds in finished jewelry. The company also offers a variety of educational programs to the trade and has a dedicated internationally recognized team of researchers, scientists, and professionals committed to advancing gemological research in the industry.

For more information, visit gemscience.net.

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