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HomeIGC 2025Pink to Red and Violet Diamonds from the Argyle Mine, Australia: Properties, Color Origin and Latest Research Results
17. Nov
IGC 2025

Pink to Red and Violet Diamonds from the Argyle Mine, Australia: Properties, Color Origin and Latest Research Results

Thomas Hainschwang

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DiamondOrigins
17. Nov
IGC 2025
A Photo Survey of Inclusions in Fossiliferous Amber

For many, fossiliferous tree resin, primarily amber, gained wide visibility to the public in 1993 wh

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Elodie
17. Nov
IGC 2025
Cross-Cultural Provenance and Characterization of Turquoise Artefacts: A Multi-Analytical Non-Destructive Study of Reshui Tomb Cluster, China (744 AD) and Tepeh Zagheh, Iran (5200–4200 BCE)

Turquoise has long held considerable cultural, economic, and symbolic significance across ancient ci

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Elodie
17. Nov
IGC 2025
Gems in Greece: Geology, mineralogy and crystallizing environment

In the accretionary Hellenides Orogen, gems occur in various rock types of mainly four tectonometamo

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Laurent Cartier

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