ダイヤモンド中の珍しいダンベルのようなインクルージョン (英語)
Examination of a 0.40 ct near-colorless round brilliant diamond with a large inclusion resembling a dumbbell
15 Carat HPHT Synthetic Diamond

Expanded Diamond Surface Due to Radiation Staining
The author examined a 0.56 ct Fancy grayish bluish green diamond with prominent green radiation stains.
The Hidden Beauty of Amber: New Light on an Old Subject
The surprising inner world of inorganic inclusions in amber is explored through the use of polarized light and microscopic techniques.
Etch Marks, Negative Crystals, and Etch Tubes in Spinel from Madagascar
A spinel from Madagascar, mixed in with a parcel of blue sapphire, exhibited an array of internal features.
Natural Radioactivity in Select Serpentinite-Related Nephrite Samples: A Comparison with Dolomite-Related Nephrite
Uses gamma-ray spectrometry to directly measure internal radioactivity in green nephrite from deposits in Poland, Russia, Canada, and New Zealand.
Acicular Troughs Coincident with Green Stains on Rough Diamond Surface
The author acquired an alluvial rough diamond from Guyana showing unique surficial features that do not appear to have been documented elsewhere.

A New Method for Determining Gem Tourmaline Species by LA-ICP-MS
Presents a simplified but comprehensive classification of gem tourmaline species based on quantitative measurement of six common major elements.
34th International Gemmological Conference
A report from the 34th IGC, held in Vilnius, Lithuania in August 2015.
New Deposit of Black Opal from Ethiopia
The Stayish mine in Ethiopia’s Wollo province has been producing black opal since 2013.
History of the Chivor Emerald Mine, Part I (1880–1925): From Rediscovery to Early Production
Chronicles developments at the Chivor emerald mine in Colombia between 1880 and 1925, based on archival records.
Large and Fine Demantoid from Russia
Unusually large top-quality faceted Russian demantoid garnets with the characteristic lovely green to yellowish green color excite attention at the Tucson GJX show.
"The Ethics of Jewelry" at MetFridays
A summary of “The Ethics of Jewelry” panel, held at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art on January 25, 2019.
Inclusions in Natural, Treated, Synthetic, and Imitation Opal
Provides a visual guide to the internal features of natural, treated, synthetic, and imitation opal.
History of Emerald Mining in the Habachtal Deposit of Austria, Part II
The finale of a two-part series on the mining history of Austrian emerald deposits in the Habachtal region.
Gem Topaz from the Schneckenstein Crag, Saxony, Germany: Mineralogical Characterization and Luminescence
Characterizes yellow topaz from this historical source, with particular emphasis on its photo luminescence behavior.
Plastic Deformation: How and Why Are Most Diamonds Slightly Distorted?
YAG with Flux-Filled Fingerprints
The author recently examined a 3.58 ct yellowish green yttrium aluminum garnet, a manufactured product known in the trade as “YAG,” that contained numerous large flux-filled fractures.
New Emerald Locality in Southern California
Located about 60 miles east of San Diego, a new emerald deposit has been discovered in the Julian Mining District.

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