JP2011131550A - Subsidiary report system for written expert opinion of diamond - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system which presents various kinds of information by a subsidiary report in addition to the information of a written expert opinion which is used at the sale of diamonds, makes the reliability owned by the written export opinion higher and more accurate by complementing the written expert opinion, and at the same time, further increases the values of diamonds to the purchaser or the user. <P>SOLUTION: In this subsidiary report system for the written expert opinion of the diamond, information regarding the ore of the diamond, and information showing the relationship between the ore and the diamond which are not listed on the written expert opinion of the diamond which should be determined are indicated on the subsidiary report. The information regarding the ore of the diamond is information including the weight of the ore, and the information showing the relationship between the ore and the diamond is information including the date on which the diamond is cut from the ore. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a diamond report sub-report system, and more particularly to a sub-report system using a useful sub-report attached to the certificate.

Diamonds are used for general consumer transactions, and their quality, evaluation, and value judgment are difficult to identify accurately without expert knowledge. The quality will be displayed correctly.
Therefore, the contents of the appraisal occupy a very important position in dealings.

Conventionally, for example, an appraisal report of diamond or the like shows contents such as cut shape, size, weight (carat), color, quality, and cut.
Furthermore, there is also a utility model registration No. 3121263 (Patent Document 1) consisting of a history certificate indicating the cut state of the gemstone itself from the raw stone.
This history certificate is a photograph of a rough stone, a photograph of a cut shape, and an identification code on the diamond itself, and a photograph clearly showing the identification code is attached.

Utility model registration No. 3112263

As described above, the appraisal occupies a very important position in dealing with diamonds, but it is extremely useful for buyers, but further information is desired.
In view of this point, there is a prior example as a patent document 1 to prove the history.
This history is extremely useful in that the state of the raw stone and the state of the cut can be correctly visually confirmed with photographs.

  However, the further information is not only from the photograph, but more detailed information is required. This additional information clarifies the formation path of the diamond, such as the path of the diamond itself. Not only will it increase the value by clarifying the specific process from excavation to the formation of gemstones in the rough, but it will also produce a high degree of reliability by the contents of the appraisal.

In particular, in Patent Document 1, a photograph of an identification code stamped on a jewel is indispensable, but in an appraisal, it is handled as one piece, and in particular, such a photograph is not required. It is not necessary to stamp the identification code.
Therefore, it would be desirable to provide some kind of system that can provide more diamond information to make the appraisal certificate more sophisticated and accurate, and further enhance the value of buyers and users of diamonds. is there.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problems brilliantly, the invention according to claim 1 is a diamond report report sub-report system, and information on the diamond rough diamond not listed in the diamond report to be verified The information showing the relationship between the rough and the diamond is shown in the subreport. The information about the rough of the diamond is the information including the weight of the rough, and the information indicating the relationship between the rough and the diamond is from the rough to the diamond. The sub-report system for the diamond certificate, which is information including the date of cutting, is used, and the above-described problems can be solved by the invention.

Alternatively, as in the invention according to claim 2, using a diamond report report sub-report system having either a photograph, a figure or an image of the original stone as text information and / or in place of the character information. But you can.
In this case, as in the invention according to claim 3, any one of a photograph, a figure, and an image of the rough stone showing a cut state from the diamond rough may be provided together with the character information and / or in place of the character information.

Since it was configured as described above, first, the invention according to claim 1 is not limited to the contents of the appraisal in a general appraisal, but the features of the diamond or the transition from the original to the diamond becomes clear. The qualities and backbone of diamonds are clarified and can be used as material for value judgment.
Therefore, the reliability of diamond can be increased and safer transactions can be made.

Furthermore, it is very valuable for those who purchase and use diamonds, and the qualities and backbone of diamonds become clear, enabling them to understand diamonds more deeply and increase their value. To do.
In particular, the diamond according to the first aspect of the present invention has clear information on the rough diamond and information indicating the relationship between the rough and the diamond, and the weight of the rough and the date of cut are clear. The features of can be understood more clearly.

Next, the invention according to claims 2 and 3 makes it possible to understand the state of the rough stone before cutting and the cutting situation, and the diamond cut from any rough is clarified.
In particular, it is possible to make visual recognition easier to recognize by specifying it as figure / photo or image data together with or instead of text information, and can be used very usefully as valuable information.

The figure which shows an example of the diamond certificate based on this invention The figure which shows an example of the subreport of the appraisal of the diamond which concerns on this invention

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an example of a diamond certificate 1.
As shown in this figure, diamond certificate 1 generally includes the following items in addition to general items such as cut shape, dimensions, weight (carat), color, quality, and cut. It is.
This is generally used to ensure the safety of transactions by clarifying the condition and quality of diamonds to everyone when selling diamonds.
In addition, this appraisal document 1 is an example, and it is of course possible to clearly indicate other matters.

Next, FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating an example of the subreport 2 attached to the certificate 1.
The sub-report 2 shown in this figure includes the production area 21 of the rough, the type 22 of the rough, the date and time of cutting (birth date of diamond) 23, the weight of the rough and the polished weight 24, and the distribution channel 25 of the diamond. It is explicitly stated.
Such information has not been recognized until now, but has been buried as it is, but such information is valuable diamond information, the more expensive it is, or the user The more valuable it is, the more you want to know it, and the more important information you can know its identity.

Therefore, the more expensive or valuable jewels, the higher the value or the value can be reconfirmed by detailed explanations such as the formation of gemstones and jewels.
The contents shown in the figure are the above contents, but other information such as the country of origin of the raw stone, the production method, the date of production, the weight (carat) at the time of production, the ratio of cutting, etc. may be specified.
As a result, the qualities and routes of the rough are clarified.
In other words, subreport 2 is attached to appraisal report 1. By taking a subreport system that clearly describes the relationship between the information on the rough stone and the diamond described in the appraisal report, etc. It provides detailed information on diamonds, and provides a system that can increase its value many times.

Therefore, these items are not normally specified in the appraisal, but can be used as extremely important information by using them as the subreport 2 attached to the appraisal 1.
In particular, it is extremely useful to provide information on raw stones and textual information on the raw stones and the diamonds as data. Some of them have been described in the appraisal report or can be transmitted by other methods. Although there is a possibility that it exists, it can be extremely useful information by adopting a system in which multiple types of at least detailed various information are collectively displayed in a subreport.

From the above, it is necessary that at least the information relating to the diamond or the relationship between the diamond and the diamond not shown in the certificate is shown in the subreport 2.
At least this information clarifies the relationship between the rough and the relationship with the cut diamond, so that the minimum and useful information regarding the relationship with the rough can be provided.
Information on the rough includes the weight and shape of the rough, and information on the date of production and the region of production.

For information on the relationship between the rough stone and the diamond, the date of cutting, the place where it was cut, the person who cut it, the cutting ratio in the relationship with the rough, the cutting situation from the rough, the weight of the rough and the weight of the cut diamond This includes information such as the ratio and the polishing ratio and weight of the cut diamond.
By clarifying these, diamond information can be made more detailed, and the reliability and the value of diamond can be enhanced.
In this case, for example, the most necessary one type of information may be used, or a plurality or types of information may be presented.

With regard to these pieces of information, the information may be clearly indicated as characters, may be indicated as an image, or may be indicated by a figure or a photograph.
Next, the report sub-report system of this report further shows not only this information but also the state of the rough stone, FIG. 26 shows the state of the diamond in the rough diagram, and FIG. 27 shows two diamonds from one rough. Fig. 28 shows a cut diamond with a diamond cut, and Fig. 29 shows a photo 29 of two diamonds taken out from a rough stone and cut them. Thus, a scanning drawing of the rough stone and a cut of the gemstone from the rough stone are shown. You may have a figure, a photograph, image data, etc. which showed the state.

That is, a subreport system having both character information and image information may be used.
In this way, it is possible to grasp at a glance whether or not the gemstone obtained in the first place is formed from what part of the rough stone and what kind of cut it is made.
Further, in addition to these figures, a picture of a rough stone, a picture or figure of a gemstone itself, image data, and the like may be included.
In this figure, the cut state of this diamond is shown by a diagram together with a photograph of the raw stone, and further, the cut state of another diamond cut from one raw stone is also shown.
As a result, it is possible to grasp what diamond was cut in addition to the diamond shown in the appraisal document taken from the original rough.

  These information includes information on the rough and information indicating the relationship between the rough and the diamond, such as the region where the rough is produced, the type of the rough, the date and time of cutting (the date of birth of the diamond), the location of the cut, the person who cut it, and the weight of the rough And the weight after polishing, the distribution route of this diamond, the cutting ratio in relation to the rough, the cutting situation from the rough, the ratio of the weight of the rough and the cut diamond, the polishing ratio and weight of the cut diamond, etc. By showing other various information, the contents can be clearly understood, especially when it is shown as text, it can be recognized as secretary information, and it is more valuable by using it as image data such as figures, images, photographs etc. It can be visually recognized as information and can be used as extremely useful information.

For example, regarding the region, the map may be clearly indicated, or the country of origin and the region may be clearly indicated using a photograph.
As described above, it shows general matters such as the cut shape, dimensions, weight (carat), color, quality, cut, etc. of gemstones in the appraisal, and the present invention further relates to diamonds of users and purchasers regarding diamonds. This is a system that attaches various information not described in this appraisal as sub-report 2 as information that enhances reliability and enhances its value.
Therefore, it not only complements the appraisal report, but also can provide the most useful and important information that has never been available accurately and most effectively.

For example, as shown in this figure, as a sub-report of the appraisal report, the country of origin or region of production, production method, type of raw stone, date of production, weight at the time of production (carat), date and time of cut (birthday of diamond), Any one or more, a plurality, or all of the cut ratio, the weight of the rough, the weight after polishing, the distribution route of the gemstone, etc. may be specified.
Or what is necessary is just to specify the information regarding a rough stone and a cut further as needed.
For example, as described above, the cut state is clarified by the diagram showing how the diamond was cut from the raw stone.

  Furthermore, if the photograph of the rough stone is included, the details of the gemstone will become clearer.

In particular, information on the important diamond that is not normally specified in the certificate is clearly indicated. The diamond can be identified by a photograph of the diamond itself, and it is a sub-report format attached to the certificate and stamped with the identification number. Etc. are not required.
In addition to the subreport format, it may be used as a description item of the appraisal document.

1 Appraisal Report 2 Sub-report 21 The area where the rough is produced 22 The type of the rough 23 Date and time of cutting (birthday of diamond)
24 Weight of raw stone and weight after polishing 25 Distribution route of this diamond 26 Diagram showing the state of the rough 27 Diagram showing the state of the diamond in the raw stone 28 Cut diamond with two diamonds cut from one rough A photo showing the 29 diamonds taken from the rough and cut

Claims (3)

Diamond report report sub-report system,
Information on the rough of the diamond that is not listed in the certificate of the diamond to be assessed ・ Information on the relationship between the rough and the diamond is shown in the subreport.
Information on the diamond rough is information including the weight of the rough, and the information indicating the relationship between the rough and the diamond is information including the date when the diamond was cut from the rough. Subreport system. 2. The diamond report as a sub-report system according to claim 1, wherein the information on the rough diamond includes any one of a photograph, a figure, and an image of the rough with or without the character information. 3. The diamond according to claim 1, wherein the diamond has one of a photograph, a figure, and an image of a rough showing a cut state from the diamond rough together with / or in place of the character information. Sub-report system for appraisals.

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