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Fall 2001, Volume 37, Issue 3


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DIAMONDS

  • Report from the 2nd World Diamond Conference, Vancouver
  • Diamonds from Copeton, Australia

COLORED STONES AND ORGANIC MATERIALS

  • Maxixe-type green-blue beryls with eye-visible pleochroism
  • Coloration of morganite from Pala, California
  • Vanadium-colored beryl from China
  • Mini-faults in chalcedony
  • Recent gem discoveries in Pala, California
  • A statuette containing a large natural blister pearl
  • Exceptional carpet shell pearl
  • Tahitian “keshi” cultured pearls
  • Pearl culturing in northwest Australia
  • Green powellite from Chile
  • Anhydrite inclusion in a ruby from Myanmar
  • Ruby and sapphire mining at Barrington Tops, Australia
  • Renewed mining for rubies in Nanyaseik, northern Myanmar.
  • “Spider” quartz
  • Nigeria as a new source of copper-manganese-bearing tourmaline
  • More on liddicoatite from Nigeria

SYNTHETICS AND SIMULANTS

  • Laboratory-grown orange-to-yellow “langasite”
  • Laboratory-grown pink SrLaGa3O7, a material related to “langasite”
  • An unusual “crystal” of synthetic ruby from Sri Lanka
  • A rare medieval sapphire imitation

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