How to apply for GAA Membership
The GAA welcomes people from all walks of life as members of the Association. If you have an interest in gems, jewellery, minerals, fossicking, lapidary, faceting or associated activities, then you are invited to contact the Division nearest you for information.
Through its State Divisions the GAA offers a range of gemmological and gem-related courses which are designed to suit every member… from the enthusiastic amateur to the most seasoned professional.
Joining the GAA is as easy as completing the Application for Membership form, and paying the required membership fees.
Apply for membership online or download the application form below:
New South Wales Division
Queensland Division
South Australian Division
Tasmanian Division
Victorian Division
Western Australian Division
The Code of Ethics and Conduct sets out the professional standards and responsibilities expected of all Fellows and State Association members of the Gemmological Association of Australia (GAA). It is designed to ensure that the actions and conduct of members uphold the integrity, reputation, and trustworthiness of the Association, and that the interests of consumers and the public are treated with the highest priority.
The Code provides guidance on matters such as honesty in the representation of gemstones, impartiality in professional advice, confidentiality, and professional interactions with colleagues and the public. Compliance with the Code is mandatory, and breaches may result in the loss of membership, loss of Fellowship, or other legal action. Members are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the Code and apply its principles consistently in all gemmological practice.
Code of Ethics and Conduct