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Colored Stones and Pearls | Gems & Gemology

Abstracts of speaker presentations from the “Colored Stones and Pearls” session of GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Photo Montage

Scenes from the 2018 GIA International Gemological Symposium

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Diamond Geology

Poster abstracts on “Diamond Geology” from GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Diamond Identification

Poster abstracts on “Diamond Identification” from GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Diamond Identification

Abstracts of speaker presentations from the “Diamond Identification” session of GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Colored Stones and Pearls

Poster abstracts on “Colored Stones and Pearls” from GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Diamond Geology

Poster abstracts on “Gem Characterization” from GIA’s 2018 International Gemological Symposium.

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Chipping Away at the 1,109 ct Lesedi La Rona: 60 D Flawless Diamonds

Graff reveals the first polished diamonds produced from the Lesedi La Rona, one of the largest pieces of rough ever mined. Plus, other market news.

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D-Color Natural IIa Diamond with Walstromite Inclusion

A diamond is proven to have a superdeep origin through an inclusion of CaSiO3-walstromite.

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Natural-Color Blue, Gray, and Violet Diamonds: Allure of the Deep

Summarizes data collected on more than 15,000 natural blue/gray/violet diamonds examined by GIA during the last decade and examines the mechanisms that produce this color range.

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Black Diamonds from Marange (Zimbabwe): A Result of Natural Irradiation and Graphite Inclusions

Characterizes a suite of 40 natural brown to black diamonds from this deposit so that they can be distinguished from suspected treated black diamonds.

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Natural-Color Green Diamonds: A Beautiful Conundrum

Characterizes diamonds with exceptionally rare natural green color, based on GIA’s extensive database of samples.

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