Richard W. Hughes, October 31, 2014
Describes the phenomenon of pleochroism and its complex effect on the appearance of coloured stones.
Read MoreJames E. Shigley, Brian C. Cook, December 1, 2001
“Paraíba” tourmalines continue to be recovered in small amounts from north-eastern Brazil.
Read MoreMary L. Johnson, Cheryl Y. Wentzell, September 1, 1997
Tourmalines from an alluvial deposit near Lundazi in Zambia consist of colour-zoned pink/colourless/yellow-green “watermelon” nodules.
Read MoreJohn I. Koivula and C. W. Fryer, March 1, 1985
A new source of red tourmaline is identified in Zambia.
Read MoreJohn I. Koivula, Kevin Nagle, Andy Hsi-Tien Shen, and Philip Owens
Several transparent, faceted, blue to blue-green copper-bearing tourmalines containing growth tubes and cracks surrounded by sleeves of pink colour were examined for this report.
Read MorePaul B. Merkel and Christopher M. Breeding
The authors used Vis-NIR spectral measurements combined with LA-ICP-MS data to investigate the usefulness of absorption spectra.
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