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Aquamarine

Named after seawater, aquamarine's fresh watery hue is a cool plunge into a refreshing pool.

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Winter 2010 Gem News International

A compilation of gem news from around the world, covering topics such as localities, unusual gem materials, market news, new products, discoveries, jewelry manufacturing techniques, and industry trends.

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Aquamarine from the Masino-Bregaglia Massif, Central Alps, Italy

Aquamarine from granitic pegmatites of the Masino-Bregaglia Massif, Central Alps, Italy.

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Aquamarine, Maxixe-Type Beryl, and Hydrothermal Synthetic Blue Beryl: Analysis and Identification

Aquamarine, Maxixe-type (irradiated) beryl, and two types of hydrothermally grown synthetic blue beryl currently available in the marketplace were investigated by classical gemological methods, chemical analysis, and UV-Vis-NIR and mid-IR spectroscopy.

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Fall 2002 Gem News International

A compilation of gem news from around the world, covering topics such as localities, unusual gem materials, market news, new products, discoveries, jewelry manufacturing techniques, and industry trends.

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Hydrothermally Grown Synthetic Aquamarine Manufactured in Novosibirsk, USSR

Physical, chemical, spectroscopic, and microscopic characteristics of a sample of hydrothermally grown synthetic aquamarine from the USSR are presented.

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A Status Report on Gemstones from Afghanistan

An overview of the plentiful and various gem materials being discovered and produced in Afghanistan.

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Gem Pegmatites of Minas Gerais, Brazil: The Tourmalines of the Araçuaí Districts

First in a series, this article reviews the exploration for gemstones and mining methods in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

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Gem-Bearing Pegmatites: A Review

A survey of the current gemological knowledge of pegmatites, including the gem varieties aquamarine, tourmaline, and topaz.

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Polymer-Filled Aquamarine

The authors have encountered hundreds of polymer-filled aquamarines in the Chinese jewelry market.

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Jewelry Television in Tucson

A look at JTV’s history, current activities, and impact on the industry.

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Multi-Generation Cutting Family from Idar-Oberstein

Alexander Arnoldi explains the strategy of Arnoldi International and provides an update on some new high-quality materials.

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Aquamarine Description

Aquamarine is the green-blue to blue variety of the mineral beryl.

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