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Dr. E. J. Gübelin Collection Peridot
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project: Various Gems, Olivine - Rutile

Among the collection assembled by Dr. Edward Gübelin are a number of uncommon gemstones from many worldwide localities.

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Dr. E. J. Gübelin Collection Kornerupine
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project: Various Gems, Kornerupine - Natrolite

Among the collection assembled by Dr. Edward Gübelin are a number of uncommon gemstones from many worldwide localities.

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Dr. E. J. Gübelin Collection Danburite
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project: Various Gems, Danburite – Humite

Among the collection assembled by Dr. Edward Gübelin are a number of uncommon gemstones from many worldwide localities.

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Gubelin Cordierite - Iolite 34802 300x169
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project: Various Gems, Barite - Cuprite

Among the collection assembled by Dr. Edward Gübelin are a number of uncommon gemstones from many worldwide localities.

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Dr. E. J. Gübelin Collection Apatite
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project: Various Gems, Amblygonite - Axinite

Among the collection assembled by Dr. Edward Gübelin are a number of uncommon gemstones from many worldwide localities.

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Dr. E. J. Gübelin Collection Beryl
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GIA's Gübelin Gem Project:

Chemically pure beryl is colorless, but trace elements give rise to green, blue and pink/red colors.

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Iridescence in iris quartz from Jalgaon, India
Causes of Iridescence in Natural Quartz

Describes the occurrence of iridescence, and the role of differential etching, in quartz crystals from India’s Jalgaon District.

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Figure 1. The Heart of Australia, a 3,510 ct double pseudomorph ikaite-calcite-opal gem specimen, is considered one of the finest ever unearthed. Courtesy of Graeme Dowton.
Rare Double Pseudomorph Ikaite-Calcite-Opal

One of the finest specimens of double pseudomorph ikaite-calcite-opal ever unearthed was on display at the Pueblo Gem & Mineral Show.

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Figure 1. This relatively new type of violet chalcedony from Ethiopia (here, 75–198 ct) displays a wonderful pattern of white orbs. Photo by Annie Haynes; courtesy of Orbit Ethiopia Plc.
New Violet Orbicular Chalcedony from Ethiopia

Tumble-polished freeforms of violet chalcedony with orb-like structures from a new find in Ethiopia were on display at GJX.

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Figure 1. Left: The mother shell (<em>Mercenaria mercenaria</em>) and an 18K gold ring featuring a 14.43 × 14.63 mm lilac quahog pearl. Right: A rare collection of round quahog pearls ranging from 5.65 to 12.33 mm in diameter and in colors from white and beige to deep purple and tan. Photos by Robert Weldon; courtesy of ECIJA.
Exceptionally Rare Pearls from ECIJA

An impressive variety of natural, wild, nacreous, and non-nacreous pearls were on display at the GJX show.

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