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HomeIGC 2023(Page 6)
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Purple to bluish grey chalcedony from Ethiopia

In the past 15 years, Ethiopia has repeatedly gained attention for a variety of new gem finds. In 2008, a large deposit of white play-of-colour opal was found (Rondeau et al., 2010

Other Gemstones
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Rose Quartz: Journey Into the Nano-Jungle

Massive rose quartz is a readily available mineral ranging in colour from pink to salmon- or lavender-pink (Figure 1). Given its popularity in the market, it might be assumed that

Geochemistry
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Opal stability: a step toward detection

Opal is a gem of captivating beauty that stems from its complex microscopic structure composed mainly of silica. In the most striking specimens, the light diffraction from a three-

Other Gemstones
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Microfeatures of Beryl Group Gems including the Newest Mineral Variety, Johnkoivulaite

Beryl group minerals often provide clues to their pegmatitic origin in the suite of inclusions contained within such gems. They regularly showcase examples of pegmatitic minerals s

GemmologyGeochemistryOther Gemstones
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

New yellow to grey-brown opals from Australia

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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

A nuummite occurrence from kangerluarsuk in the Maniitsoq Region, West Greenland

K. I. Giesecke was the first to recognize the beauty of the iridescent amphibolitic gemstone Nuummite in 1810 when he collected samples from the island Simiuttat in the Nuuk area,

GeochemistryOther Gemstones
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Elodie
23. Oct
IGC 2023

Colour change Paraiba tourmaline from Brazil

In just a few decades Paraiba tourmalines have developed into one of the most valuable and sought-after gems in the world. Of particular interest are specimens from the legendary B

Tourmaline
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Elodie

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