产自巴西的达碧兹紫水晶 (英语)
大批高温高压合成米粒钻中发现的一颗天然米粒钻 (英语)
Over the last decade, the production methods used to create synthetic diamond melee have improved substantially, along with the quality of the specimens themselves.
Microlite Crystals in Topaz from Pakistan
Aesthetically pleasing inclusions are found in topaz from Pakistan’s Shigar Valley.
Large HPHT-Treated Blue Type IIb Diamond
A look at the color zoning exhibited by the largest HPHT-treated blue diamond graded by GIA.
Quarterly Crystal: Wurtzite Phantom in Quartz
For the first time, wurtzite is found as an inclusion in gem material.
Star Spinel with Four and Six Rays
Lotus Gemology receives submissions of star stones on a regular basis, so when we first saw the specimen shown here, it appeared to be one among many of our usual stones to test.
Cabochons Fashioned from the Shell of Crassostrea Virginica
Crassostrea virginica, the so-called Eastern or American oyster, is a commercial seafood widely distributed along the east coast of the United States to the Gulf of Mexico.
Twelve-Rayed Star Sapphire from Thailand
A black star sapphire produced from eastern Thailand, showing both golden and silver rays, is studied at GIA’s Bangkok lab.
Update on Trace-Element Chemical Characteristics of Golden Sheen Sapphire
Beryl and Glass Assemblage Imitating Emerald
An unusual assembled stone is examined at GIA’s New York lab.
Gemstones and Sustainable Development Knowledge Hub
Projects developed by the GemHub to benefit miners, cutters, and others involved in the gem and jewelry industry.
