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Petrified wood carvings and cabochons.
Thai-Myanmar Petrified Woods

The properties of petrified woods originating from various localities in Thailand and Myanmar are examined.

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Press Release
Australian Sapphire’s Historical Impact on the Thai Gem Trade

GIA’s next Gemstone Gathering is May 27 in Bangkok

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G&G Fall 2019 Cover Article
Fall 2019 G&G: Gem Art of the Taj Mahal, Fancy White and Black Diamonds, and Unique Inclusions in Thai Corundum

An overview of the Fall 2019 Gems & Gemology content.

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Gem Art of the Taj Mahal, Fancy White and Black Diamonds, and Unique Inclusions in Thai Corundum

An overview of the Fall 2019 Gems & Gemology content.

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From left: Finalists Songsak Sirimartpornchai, Sutattar Chanrungrojne, Nattawat Srinoon, Rojarin Nanthavisuttiwong and Supparanun Kanchanakul receive their awards from Kenneth Scarratt (third from right), GIA managing director of South East Asia and director of research, at the Bangkok Art and Culture Center. Photos by GIA Article
Thai Designers Draw Inspiration from Tradition, Heritage for Jewelry Contest

The “Create Your Own Legacy” jewelry design challenge was organized to commemorate the 20-year anniversary of GIA in Bangkok. The contest encouraged designers of all experience levels to be inspired by the cultural legacy of Thailand.

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73rd Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair Trade Show

Join us at the Bangkok Gems & Jewelry Fair to explore a diverse range of gemstones, jewelry and industry solutions from leading Thai and international suppliers. Discover tools, components, and machinery for the trade, and attend GIA seminars on pearls and colored stone origin determination.

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Thailand Gems and Jewelry Fair 2022

GIA will be exhibiting at the “Thailand Gems and Jewelry Fair 2022,” the first edition of the Thai Gem and Jewelry Traders Association Fair organized in 2022 in Bangkok, Thailand. This show opens an opportunity for B2B traders to source from the heart of the gem and jewelry trade in Bangkok.

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Trapiche structure visible in pezzottaite.
Pezzottaite Debuts as the Newest Trapiche Gem Mineral

A rare mineral acquired along the Thai-Myanmar border exhibits the distinctive six-spoke pattern associated with trapiche.

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Cambodian-Thai Ruby Article
A Study of Rubies from Cambodia and Thailand

A report from the GIA Laboratory in Bangkok analyzing 41 Cambodian-Thai rubies.

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Unheated faceted and rough rubies weighing from 0.9 to 5.4 carats from Niassa Article
Rubies Reportedly from Mozambique

Attractive new rubies reportedly from northern Mozambique have begun to appear on the Thai gem market. The stones resemble rubies from Winza, Tanzania, but this study shows they can be distinguished by microscopic examination.

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