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HomeIGC 2025Typomorphic features of tourmalines of the Malkhan pegmatite field from the Irkutyanka vein
17. Nov
IGC 2025

Typomorphic features of tourmalines of the Malkhan pegmatite field from the Irkutyanka vein

A.Y. Shelementyeva, Y.B. Shelementyev, O.V. Yarapova

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Tourmaline
17. Nov
IGC 2025
Dyed purple Jade (Lavender jade or purple “Fei Cui”) from Mandalay’s jade market, Myanmar

Jade or "Fei Cui" are trade names for a stone that typi- cally contains only one or more main minera

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Elodie
17. Nov
IGC 2025
Spinel from Sri Lanka – An update

Most of the spinels are found in shades of red to purple. Colourless, green and cobalt bearing varie

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Elodie
17. Nov
IGC 2025
History of Garnet Mining and Cutting in the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy

Bohemian garnets, i.e., chromium-bearing pyropes, are found in several jewellery pieces from the Mig

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Laurent Cartier

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