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Tourmaline

Tourmalines have a variety of exciting colors with one of the widest color ranges of any gem.

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Appendix 5: Simplified Tourmaline Species Classification for LA-ICP-MS Data

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Cat’s-Eye Brazilian Paraíba Tourmaline

Chatoyant vivid blue Brazilian tourmaline is examined in the Bangkok lab.

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Gemstone Guidebook Project

A project coordinated by GIA and the NGO Pact provides a valuable educational tool to women miners in Tanzania.

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An Update on Tourmaline from Luc Yen, Vietnam

Reviews the characteristics of tourmaline from pegmatites in the Luc Yen district of northern Vietnam.

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Cuprian Liddicoatite Tourmaline

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Tourmaline and Sapphire from Nigeria

An update on Nigerian colored stone production is obtained at the Tucson gem shows.

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Importance of the Secondary Market for Fine Gems

Exceptional gems that are recirculated in the gem market make an impact at the Tucson shows.

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Cuprian Liddicoatite Tourmaline

Identifies 13 copper-bearing tourmalines, which have traditionally been assumed to be elbaite species, as liddicoatite.

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Tucson 2016

An overview of the 2016 gem shows.

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Paula Crevoshay’s American Collection, Plus Jewelry with Nontraditional Gemstones

Lesser-known gem materials are seen in pieces alongside a collection created as an artistic inheritance for future generations of jewelry fans.

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Wheel of Light’s Mesmerizing Optics

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Afghan Emerald, Tajik Ruby, and Clarity-Enhanced Tourmaline

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