Triplite Inclusions in Quartz from Yaogangxian, China

Pinkish orange crystal inclusions in a faceted quartz are identified as the rare phosphate mineral triplite.

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Interesting Metallic Platelets in a Brazilian Paraíba Tourmaline

Microscopic observation unveils the first known instance of skeletal metallic inclusions in Brazilian Paraíba tourmaline.

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Night Sky in Yellow Sapphire

Fiber-optic light creates a night sky scene in a yellow sapphire from Madagascar.

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Guest in Garnet: Metal Sulfide?

An intriguing metallic inclusion is observed in a faceted garnet.

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Rainbow Mountain in Natural Diamond

An iridescent feather inclusion in natural diamond bears resemblance to Rainbow Mountain in Peru.

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Patchy Yellow Trigon

Isolated nitrogen confined to the outer surface of a 0.98 ct diamond causes “yellow skin.”

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An Iridescent “Insect Wing” in Diamond

A feather inclusion with iridescence caused by thin-film interference in diamond resembles an insect wing.

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Internal World of Aquamarine from Xinjiang

Various inclusions are observed in a batch of aquamarine samples from Xinjiang, China.

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Pink Sapphire with Graphite Inclusion

A hexagonal platelet of graphite is discovered in a pink sapphire from Sri Lanka.

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Ancient Script-Like Serpentine in Brown Peridot

Examination of a brown peridot xenocryst reveals thread-like serpentine inclusions resembling ancient text.

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Clinochlore and Muscovite in Quartz from Colorado

Bluish green and white spheres create a beautiful inclusion scene in quartz from Larimer County, Colorado.

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An “Eye” on a Tridacninae Pearl

A Tridacninae pearl exhibits a flame structure resembling an eye.

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Musical Diamond

A dark crystal and a stress cleavage crack resemble a quarter note in a diamond.

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Quarterly Crystal: Geocronite in Fluorite

A tight crystal cluster of bright apple-green fluorite and opaque silvery gray geocronite was examined for Quarterly Crystal.

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“Snail” in Diamond

While different types of inclusions often occur independently within diamond, it is quite rare to find more than one occurring simultaneously, let alone in contact with each other.

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