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Mixing of Natural Diamonds with HPHT Synthetic Melee

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The World’s Biggest Diamonds: Windows into the Earth’s Deep Mantle

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Freshwater Pearls, Blister and Loose, with Their Host Shells

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Pink Sapphires from Madagascar, Rose-Cut Colored Stones from the Baroque Era, Separating Blue Amber Localities, and More…

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Coated Beryl Imitating Emerald

Coating on a beryl demonstrates the importance of thorough examination of jewelry and gem materials.

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Filled Pearl with Surface Features

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Update on Dyed Hydrophane Opal

Opal purportedly from a new deposit is found to be dyed.

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Quarterly Crystal: Shattuckite in Quartz

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Pink Diamonds, Russia’s Amber Room, and More…

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Turquoise-Rock Crystal Composite

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Using Conventional Equipment to Separate Natural from Synthetic Ametrine

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Challenges and Opportunities

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