• "Characterizing Natural-Color Type IIB Blue Diamonds" Winter 1998, (page 246)
• "The Identification of Zachery-Treated Turquoise" Spring, 1999, (page 4)
• "On the Identification of Various Emerald Filling Substances" Summer 1999, (page 82)
• "Special Session-Observations on GE Processed Diamonds A Photographic Record" Fall 1999, (page 14)
• "Classifying Emerald Clarity Enhancement at the GIA Gem Trade Laboratory" Winter 1999, (page 176)
• "Burmese Jade: The Inscrutable Gem" Spring 2000, (page 2)
• "Characteristics of Nuclei in Chinese Freshwater Cultured Pearls" Summer 2000, (page 98)
• "Pre-Columbian Gems and Ornamental Materials from Antigua, West Indies" Fall 2000, (page 234)
• "Gems Localities of the 1990's" Winter 2000, (page 292)
• "Discovery and Mining of the Argyle Diamond" Spring 2001, (page 26)
• "The Current Status of Chinese Freshwater Cultured Pearls" Summer 2001, (page 96)
• "Modeling the Appearance of the Round Brilliant Diamond: An Analysis of Fire, and More About Brilliance" Fall 2001, (page174)
• "Spessartine Garnet from Ramona, San Diego County, California" Winter 2001, (page 278)
• "Portable Instruments and Tips on Practical Gemology in the Field" Spring 2002, (page 14)
• "Characterization and Grading of Natural-Color Pink Diamonds" Summer 2002, (page 128)
• "Diamonds in Canada" Fall 2002, (page 208)
• "Chart of Commercially Available Treatments" Winter 2002, (page 294)
• "Photomicrography for Gemologists" Spring 2003, (page 4)
• "Beryllium Diffusion of Ruby and Sapphire" Summer 2003 (page 84)
• “G. Robert Crowningshield: A Legendary Gemologist” Fall 2003 (page184)
• “Gem-Quality Synthetic Diamonds Grown by a Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) Method” Winter 2003 (page 268)
• “Identification of Synthetic Diamond Grown Using Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD)”
  Spring 2004* (page 2)
• “Gem Treatment Disclosure and U.S. Law” Summer 2004 (page106)
• “A Foundation for Grading the Overall Cut Quality of Round Brilliant Cut Diamonds”
  Fall 2004 (page 202) 
• “The Creation of a Magnificent Suite of Peridot Jewelry: From the Himalayas to Fifth Avenue” Winter 2004 (page 288) 
• “Treated-Color Pink-to-Red Diamonds from Lucent Diamonds Inc.” Spring 2005 (page 6)
• “Characterization and Grading of Natural-Color Yellow Diamonds” Summer 2005 (page 88)
• “A Review of the Political and Economic Forces Shaping Today’s Diamond Industry” Fall 2005 (page 202)
• “A Gemological Pioneer: Dr. Edward J. Gübelin” Winter 2005 (page 298)
• "Paraiba-Type Copper Bearing Tourmaline from Brazil, Nigeria, and Mozambique:  Chemical Fingerprinting by LA-ICP-MS" Spring 2006 (page 4)
• "Applications of Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry to Gemology" Summer 2006 (page 98)
• "The Symposium Proceedings" Fall 2006
• "Impact of Internal Whitish and Graining on the Clarity Grading of D-to-Z Color Diamonds at the GIA Laboratory" Winter 2006 (pages 205-322)

• "Identifying Emerald Filling Substances" Fall 1999, (page 21)
• "Changing the Colors of Natural & Synthetic Diamonds with Heat and Pressure" Winter 2000, (page 23)
• "Visiting Madagascar: One of the World's Foremost Supplier of Gem Rough" Spring 2000, (page 14)
• "A Guide for the Separation of "Colorless" Diamond, Cubic Zirconia and Synthetic Moissanite" Summer 2000, (page 8)
• "Update on The New "In-Color" Treated Black & Green Diamonds" Fall 2000, (page 16)
• "Identifying the Sources of Conflict Diamonds" Winter 2001, (page 11)
• "Gemstone Detectives Sleuth Out Treatments" Spring 2001, (page 22)
• "GIA and its History with Cut" Summer 2001, (page 22)
• "Martin Rapaport Addresses Shifts in Diamond Industry" Fall 2001, (page 18)
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Winter 2002
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Spring 2002
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Summer 2002
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Fall 2002
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Winter 2003
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Spring 2003
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Summer 2003 
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Fall 2003
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Winter 2004
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Spring 2004
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Summer 2004
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Fall 2004
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Winter 2005
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Spring 2005
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Summer 2005
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Fall 2005
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Winter 2006
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Spring 2006
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Summer 2006
• Read The Loupe: GIA World News, Fall 2006

GIA Insider - Electronic newsletter published bi-weekly. 

• Volume 1, Issue 1-6
• Volume 2, Issue 1-25
• Volume 3, Issue 1-27
• Volume 4, Issue 1-27
• Volume 5, Issue 1-23
• Volume 6, Issue 1-24
• Volume 7, Issue 1-26
• Volume 8, Issue 1-23

In Focus (no longer published)

• "Synthetic Moissanite: Demystifying The Newest Diamond Simulant" Summer/Fall 1998, (page 14)
• "Dissecting Cut: Science and The Eye of The Beholder" Winter/Spring 1999, (page 29)
• "Appraisal and Disclosure War Rooms: Where Will the Industry Go From Here?" Summer/Fall 1999, (page 31)
• "Antique and Estate Jewelry in the New Millennium" Winter/Spring 2000, (page 7)
• "Think Like a Crook: Tips to Reduce Retail Robberies in Your town" Summer/Fall 2000, (page 12)
• "Why Use Technology For Distance Learning?" Winter/Spring 2001, (page 7)

• "GIA Alumni Association Look to Serve a New Wave of Gem and Jewelry Consumers" (page 13)