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

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    Dive Into Summer: Mozambique Ruby, Madagascar Sapphire, and Black Nephrite from China, Plus an Opal Inclusions Chart

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    Update on Dyed Hydrophane Opal

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

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    Winter 2010 Gem News International

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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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    Lapis-Lazuli from Sar-E-Sang, Badakhshan, Afghanistan

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    Spectral Characteristics of Pinctada Mazatlanica and Pinctada Margaritifera Pearl Oyster Species

    Examination of shells from on P. mazatlanica proves the similarities between that species and P. margaritifera.

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    CVD Synthetic Diamond Over 5 Carats Identified by GIA

    Results from GIA’s recent testing of a 5.19 ct CVD synthetic diamond, the largest it has examined to date.

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    Using Conventional Equipment to Separate Natural from Synthetic Ametrine

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    Crimson Prince Ruby from Namya

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    Cobalt Glass as a Lapis Lazuli Imitation

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    Winter 2012 Gem News International

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