The quality and size of this 4.04 ct CVD-grown diamond ring demonstrate the advancing technology in laboratory-grown diamonds.
Read MoreThe New York lab recently examined several diamonds with an interesting variation on the cabochon.
Read MoreJürgen Schütz discussed the opal sourcing and cutting activities of the German firm Emil Weis.
Read MoreA new display area has helped this unique museum to establish itself as one of the finest gemology exhibits in the world.
Read MoreMaster lapidarist Stephen M. Avery, known for his signature cuts, reflects on his 50 years in the business.
Read MoreTwo rare gray spinel stones stand out at the AGTA show for their exceptional size, quality, and color.
Read MoreReview of The Secret Teachings of Gemcutting: 50 Classic Gemstone Designs, by Justin K. Prim.
Read MoreA centuries-old diamond featuring a hand-drilled hole inspires an investigation of the briolette cutting style and the history of drilling diamonds.
Read MoreOffers a systematic evaluation of rose cuts produced for various colored stones in the latter seventeenth century, based on the examination of rare artifacts that belonged to the archbishops and prince-electors of Trier and Cologne.
Read MoreA gem cutter’s thoughtful design enhances the natural color zoning in an 8.55 ct alexandrite.
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