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The Lure of American Freshwater Pearls: Revisiting the Latendresse Family

John Latendresse is known as the father of American cultured pearls. He was also a great natural pearl collector and left his family a remarkable natural pearl collection. The Latendresse family is well recognised in the American pearl industry and has long supported GIA pearl research. Come with us to revisit this family and their pearl collection.

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 Hand holding tube-shaped boulder opal
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Queensland Opal Fields: Home of the Unique Australian Boulder Opal

Boulder opal is becoming more and more popular. Australia’s central Queensland is home to more than a dozen of sources of this stone. Come with GIA field gemmologists to find out more about this unique gem.

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G-G Spring 2015
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Spring 2015 G&G Examines Blue Spinel, Chinese Jewellery Design and the Latest in Synthetics

G&G Brief presents an overview of the content of the Spring 2015 issue of Gems & Gemology.

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This double-sided teardrop ammonite fossil weighs 35.68 ct and was mined from Alberta, Canada. Photo by Robert Weldon, © GIA
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Article Explains Ammolite’s Organic Origins and Feng Shui Popularity

Overview and commentary on the June 2013 Rock & Gem article, “Ammolite: an organic jewel”.

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Joseff-Hollywood at Jewelley Camp 2013
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Report from Jewellery Camp 2013

Nearly 80 jewellery professionals and collectors attended the 36th annual Antique Jewellery and Art Conference, which took place Aug. 1–3 in Atlanta.

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An Important Exhibition of Seven Rare Gem Diamonds

The stories behind seven strikingly beautiful rare natural diamonds, united in an exhibit at the Smithsonian, are told here.

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Raman Investigations on Two Historical Objects from Basel Cathedral: The Reliquary Cross and Dorothy Monstrance

Two ecclesiastical objects of the late Gothic period (1350–1520) were investigated to identify the gemstones that adorn them.

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Leigha: The Creation of a Three-Dimensional Intarsia Sculpture

This article illustrates the process of creating a contemporary three-dimensional intarsia sculpture.

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An Examination of Four Important Gems

Several famous and historical gemstones in the Smithsonian's collection are examined and reported on.

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