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Solution-Generated Pink Colour Surrounding Growth Tubes and Cracks in Blue to Blue-Green Copper-Bearing Tourmalines
Solution-Generated Pink Colour Surrounding Growth Tubes and Cracks in Blue to Blue-Green Copper-Bearing Tourmalines from Mozambique

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.

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Mt. Mica: a renaissance in Maine’s gem tourmaline production

The Mt. Mica area in southwestern Maine has been mined for tourmaline and other pegmatite gems since the 1820s.

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Copper and tenorite inclusions in cuprian-elbaite tourmaline from Paraíba, Brazil

Inclusions of native copper and tenorite (CuO) were found in greyish-green elbaite from São José da Batalha, Paraíba, Brazil.

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An Update on “Paraíba” Tourmaline from Brazil

“Paraíba” tourmalines continue to be recovered in small amounts from north-eastern Brazil.

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Gem pegmatites of Minas Gerais, Brazil: the tourmalines of the Araçuaí districts

This second article in the series on Minas Gerais describes the major tourmaline deposits which produce some of the finest specimens ever seen.

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The Elahera Gem Field in Central Sri Lanka

The Elahera gem field currently provides approximately 35% of the gemstones exported from Sri Lanka.

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A Status Report on Gemstones from Afghanistan

An overview of the plentiful and various gem materials being discovered and produced in Afghanistan.

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Sri Lanka: The Gem Island

An overview of the many types of gem-quality material, and its inclusions, currently found in Sri Lanka.

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Interesting Red Tourmaline from Zambia

A new source of red tourmaline is identified in Zambia.

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Gem-quality cuprian-elbaite tourmalines from São José Da Batalha, Paraíba, Brazil

Unusually vivid tourmalines from the state of Paraiba, in north-eastern Brazil, have attracted great interest since they first appeared on the international gem market in 1989.

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