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Field Gemology: Building a Research Collection and Understanding the Development of Gem Deposits
GEMS & GEMOLOGY WINTER 2019 Over the last decade, GIA has invested considerable resources in determining the geographic origin of certain gemstones. The field gemology program plays an essential role in these studies. Its mission is to build, maintain, and expand a reliable reference collection of scientific samples (figure 1). These stones are used for research by GIA’s gemologists and research scientists. This article explains the challenges of geographic origin research, sample collection, and the current state of GIA’s colored stone reference collection. The development of gemstone deposits is also discussed, and an overview is provided of the most important localities for which GIA offers origin determination.
期刊介绍:
G&G publishes original articles on gem materials and research in gemology and related fields. Manuscript topics include, but are not limited to:
Laboratory or field research;
Comprehensive reviews of important topics in the field;
Synthetics, imitations, and treatments;
Trade issues;
Recent discoveries or developments in gemology and related fields (e.g., new instruments or identification techniques, gem minerals for the collector, and lapidary techniques);
Descriptions of notable gem materials and localities;
Jewelry manufacturing arts, historical jewelry, and museum exhibits.