
埃塞俄比亚蛋白石中的闪光和火焰 (英语)
Chatoyancy, rarely seen in play-of-color opal, is observed in Ethiopian material.

HPHT Synthetic Diamond Melee Without Si or Ni Defects
Quality assurance testing in the Bangkok lab reveals HPHT synthetic melee in larger sizes.

Pink Sapphire Filled with Bismuth-Based Glass
A sapphire with a color not commonly seen in the lab is found to have a glass filling.

Multi-Elemental Diffused and Melt-Grown Synthetic Sapphire
GIA examines a multi-elemental diffused and melt-grown synthetic sapphire for the first time.

Quarterly Crystal:Mystery in Topaz
A topaz hosting a group of inclusions is examined in the Carlsbad lab.




Brazilian Diamonds: A Historical and Recent Perspective
Recounts the history, geology, and notable localities of diamond mining in Brazil, and outlines plans for future diamond production.

Ethical and Sustainable Vertical Integration in the Sapphire Market
The recession of 2008 transforms a gem business into a vertically integrated operation.

An Inside Look at the 2017 Tucson Shows
An overview of the trends reported at the 2017 Tucson gem shows.

Characteristics of Gem-Quality By-Product Synthetic Zincite
Investigates the properties of synthetic zincite produced by industrial kilns in Poland.

Brazil’s Enigmatic Diamonds, Cuprian Liddicoatite, and Silicon in Corundum
An overview of the Spring 2017 Gems & Gemology content.

Emerald Dealing in Afghanistan
An experienced gem dealer gives an overview of sourcing gem-quality Afghan emeralds.

Fine Gems and Update from Myanmar
A look at top-quality gems and insight into a delegation’s visit to gem mines in Myanmar.

Gem Paintings from Thailand
Paintings created from uncut gem fragments are seen at Tucson’s GJX show.

“Boldly Go” with a Southwest-Inspired Starship Enterprise
An eye-catching replica from a cult TV favorite is found in Tucson.


Ametrine Optical Dishes: Windows into the Effects of Crystal Structure
Optical activity is studied using a polished block of ametrine.
Cuprian Liddicoatite Tourmaline
Identifies 13 copper-bearing tourmalines, which have traditionally been assumed to be elbaite species, as liddicoatite.

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