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This specimen, showing emerald on calcite, is from the Coscuez Mine in Boyaca, Columbia, one of several found over a short period of time in the 1990s. The mineral is currently in the collection of Stephen Smale.
“Magnificent Emeralds: Fura’s Tears” will run at the Wilensky gallery in Manhattan this fall, showcasing 25 exceptional emerald examples.
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“Magnificent Emeralds: Fura’s Tears” will run at the Wilensky gallery in Manhattan this fall, showcasing 25 exceptional emerald examples.

The Gemological Institute of America is also offering a new scholarship for American Gem Society members.

The biennial event will take place in Hong Kong next year.

Priced at $5,999, the portable Varna-D color-grades polished diamonds of various sizes and shapes from D to L.

The two and a half-day session will teach students to determine how jewelry is made using forensic methodology.
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