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Turquoise

Azure sky, robin’s egg blue: Vivid shades of turquoise define the color that’s named after this gem.

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Never Stop Innovating: Gem Artist Chi Huynh

Profiles a groundbreaking gem artist on a quest to bring new concepts, techniques, and products to the industry.

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Inaugural Turquoise United Conference

A report on the first-ever Turquoise United conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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Persian Turquoise: The Ancient Treasure of Neyshabur

Reports on the geology, background, and current state of mining and production at Iran’s largest turquoise mine.

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Unique Raindrop Pattern of Turquoise from Hubei, China

Presents spectroscopic and chemical analysis of a new variety of turquoise with a rare raindrop pattern with saturated colors.

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Turquoise from Western Arkansas

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

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Golden Rutilated Quartz Artisanal Mining Community

Plans to develop a collective in a remote Brazilian rutilated quartz mining community are unveiled.

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Turquoise from Zhushan County, Hubei Province, China

A relatively new source of gem-quality turquoise is hosted within slates in Zhushan County of China’s Hubei Province.

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The Identification of Zachery-Treated Turquoise

Over the last 10 years, millions of carats of turquoise have been enhanced by a proprietary process called the Zachery treatment.

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