Juliet Weir-de La Rochefoucauld著『Women Jewellery Designers（女性のジュエリーデザイナー）』のレビュー

Two yellow sapphires yield surprising green inclusions.

The Mogok Stone Tract of central Myanmar (Burma) is one of the world’s most famed sources of colored stones, particularly ruby, sapphire, and spinel.

庭園で見かけられる可愛らしい生き物や花は、ビクトリア朝、アールヌーボーや現代のジュエリーデザインを美しく表現するのに好まれているモチーフです。

アフリカ生まれのカラーストーン専門家がアメリカを訪れた後、最愛の人と巡り合い、GGを取得し、新しいキャリアをスタートして人生が一変します。

A report on turquoise from the only known U.S. deposit outside of the Southwest.

Characterizes diamonds with exceptionally rare natural green color, based on GIA’s extensive database of samples.

Rare dissolution etch channels are seen in a natural diamond.

The GIA lab examines five gem-quality CVD-grown diamonds in sizes that reflect the improving technology of the synthetic gemstone industry.

Miriam Kamau, owner of Mimo Gems Traders Ltd. in Nairobi, transformed from an office assistant to a dealer and miner to a representative of her country on the international stage of the colored gemstone trade.

Jürgen Schütz discussed the opal sourcing and cutting activities of the German firm Emil Weis.

A gemological investigation of the aquamarine that has emerged from northern Pakistan in recent years.

Alexey Burlakov shares insights on the current production of Russian demantoid and emeralds.

John Woodmark provides an update on the Ponderosa sunstone mine in Oregon.

The first annual Gianmaria Buccellati Foundation Award for Excellence in Jewelry Design was presented to GIA graduate Catherine Zheng.

The Responsible Jewellery Council (RJC) has announced plans to include colored stones and silver in the next revision cycle for its Code of Practices, which RJC members are certified against.

Analyzes the substructures that cause the intense iridescence observed in “rainbow” hematite from Minas Gerais, Brazil.