关于希腊劳里厄姆古代银矿的加注文献清单

对 GIA 专家而言，网络研讨会是一种轻松分享信息并与研究人员以及宝石和珠宝爱好者社区保持联系的非正式方式。

宝石学摄影记者 Robert Weldon（罗伯特·韦尔登）分享了他最喜欢的一些照片，并讲述了背后的故事。

Violent kimberlite eruptions impact the surface features of diamonds, which can give scientists useful information about how diamonds react with the fluids in the mantle.

Numerous needle-like inclusions exhibit vibrant interference colors in a suite of pallasitic peridot from the Jepara meteorite.

Orange crystal inclusion identified as the rare mineral triplite in a beryl from Pakistan.

Application of slight pressure perpendicular to the twinning planes reveals the unusual property of this synthetic gem.

A ring made entirely of natural diamond was recently submitted to GIA’s New York laboratory.

A phenomenon resembling play-of-color was seen in a 4.13 ct unheated sapphire recently examined by the author.

Diamond formed at incredible depth shows evidence of radioactive fluids in cavities surrounded by green fluorescence halos.

The Hong Kong laboratory recently examined a Burmese star ruby incorporating a significant amount of bismuth glass.

Chronicles developments at the Chivor emerald mine in Colombia between 1880 and 1925, based on archival records.

Discusses the features of alkali elements and their influence on the color of blue to yellow beryl.

Presents a quantitative means of determining the causes of color in a gem material, using corundum’s six major chromophores as an illustration.

Explores the art form of jade carving in China across five periods from the late Neolithic Age to the present day.