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Summer 2001, Volume 37, Issue 2


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DIAMONDS

  • Royal Asscher cut
  • Diamonds in Canada: An update
  • Field excursion to Canadian diamond mines
  • Diamond presentations at the PDAC conference
  • A table with trigons

COLORED STONES AND ORGANIC MATERIALS

  • Amber ("Burmite") from Myanmar: Production resumes
  • Cat’s-eye amethyst from Brazil
  • Brownish red to orange gems from Afghanistan/Pakistan misrepresented as bastnäsite and other materials
  • Spinel with clinohumite from Mahenge, Tanzania
  • An interesting engraved emerald
  • Unusual rutilated quartz
  • Important new ruby deposits in eastern Madagascar: Chemistry and internal features
  • The new ruby deposits in eastern Madagascar: Mining and production
  • Ruby crystal with large mobile gas bubble
  • A brownish green sapphire, with pyrochlore inclusions
  • Update on the Vortex sapphire mine, Yogo Gulch, Montana
  • Canary tourmaline from Malawi
  • A bismuth-bearing liddicoatite from Nigeria

SYNTHETICS AND SIMULANTS

  • "Jurassic Bugs" amber imitation
  • Deceptive assembled diamond imitations from Brazil
  • Enamel-backed quartz as a star sapphire imitation

MISCELLANEOUS

  • 11th Annual V. M. Goldschmidt Conference
  • Gemological conference at the Moscow State Geoprospecting Academy
  • A visit to the Harvard tourmaline exhibit

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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