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Fall 1997, Volume 33, Issue 3


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DIAMONDS

  • Extreme wear on diamonds
  • How many diamonds are there in Arkansas?

COLORED STONES AND ORGANIC MATERIALS

  • Prospecting for beryl in Saudi Arabia
  • Lab Alert: Radioactive cat's-eye chrysoberyls
  • Demantoid garnets from Russia...
  • ...and from Namibia
  • A gem-quality ettringite group mineral, probably sturmanite
  • Bicolored grossular-andradite garnets from Mali
  • More on opal from Shewa, Ethiopia
  • Gem rhodonite from Australia

TREATMENTS

  • "Pink geuda" sapphires from Vietnam and their treatment

SYNTHETICS AND SIMULANTS

  • Change-of-color synthetic sapphires represented as yet another "new find"
  • GGG from Russia

MISCELLANEOUS

  • Gems & Gemology author wins European cutting competition
  • Standards issued for the jewelry industry in China

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Dates set for February 1998 Tucson shows
  • Visit Gems & Gemology in Tucson
  • International Society of Appraisers 

 


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