Incolor Fall / Winter 2012
InColor - Fall/WInter '12 in Electronic version
Some highlights from this latest issue include:
- Victoria’s Secret Floral Fantasy Bra Set With 5,200 Gemstones
- Gemfields Raises US$26.8m at Singapore Auction
- Jewelry Television, Gem-A Create Online Gemology Course
- Bangkok Fair Marks 50th Anniversary
- Record-breaking Discovery of Ruby and Sapphire at the Didy Mine in Madagascar: Investigating the Source
- Origin Determination of Alexandrite – A Practical Example
- Hydrophane Opals: What’s the Weight?
- Artificial Blue Glass’ Sold as Rare ‘Haüyne’
- Tanzania: Ethical Initiatives and CSR Synergies
- Leading Global Jewelers at 26th Biennale Des Antiquaires Exhibition in Paris
- Chopard Creates Jewelry Pieces Representing Disney Princesses
- An Outlook on the Resource-rich Hunan Province
- World of Magnificent Spinels - Provenance and Identification
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Incolor Summer 2012
InColor - Summer '12 in Electronic version
Some highlights from this latest issue include:
- Earth literally moves in northern Italy at CIBJO Congress in Vicenza
- ICA, Hunan aim to establish colored gem center in Ghansha
- Gemfields reports auction results as analyst sees strong prospects
- A trip around the gem fields of Eastern Australia by Terry Coldham (GAA), Jack Ogden (Gem-A) and Vincent Pardieu (GIA)
- Conservation gemstones: Beyond fair trade? by Laurent E. Cartier and Vincent Pardieu
- Pakistani PM praises work of country's gems and jewelry sectors
- Experts give tourmaline update
- Coloring the lines by Deborah Yonick
- Gemstone jewelry puts color into record-setting June HK Fair
- Bulgari displays jewelry at first Asian exhibition in Singapore
- Color stays high at spring and summer auctions by Delphine Leblanc
Incolor Spring 2012
InColor - Spring '12 in Electronic version
Some highlights from this latest issue include:
- GILC Discusses Treated Spinel, Ethiopian Opal and Tanzanite
- Gemfields Ends Financial Year with Three Successful Auctions by Barbara Wheat
- Geographic Origin of Gems Linked to their Geological History by Gaston Giuliani, Daniel Ohnenstetter, Anthony E. Fallick, Lee A. Groat, Julien Feneyrol
- Geographical Origin: Branding or Science? by Hai An Nguyen, Emmanuel Fritsch, Benjamin Rondeau
- Fabergé and Gemfields Create Fair Trade Emerald Necklace by Barbara Wheat
- Zoisite – More than just Tanzanite by Thomas Hainschwang and Franck Notari
- Spinel and its Treatments: A Current Status Report by Christopher P. Smith
- Sapphire Rush in Kataragama by Gamini Zoysa and Sheriff Rahuman
- Contemporary Jewelry: The Union of Art and Craftsmanship by Mireille Baptist
- Russian Alexandrites by Edward Boehm
- Gemstones Dazzle at Tucson Fairs by Delphine Leblanc
- BaselWorld 2012: A Colored Gems and Jewelry Extravaganza by Delphine Leblanc
Incolor Winter 2011
InColor - Winter '11 in Electronic version
Some highlights from this latest issue include:
- Gem and Jewelry Auctions - A High Flying Business by Dr. Mireille Baptist, Ph.D.,G.G.
- The Colors of Fall In New York by Delphine Leblanc, G.G.
- The Crown Jewels and Hollywood by Mary C. James
- Mines to Market Conference in Jaipur, India by Cynthia Unninayar
- The Mirisatahela Primary Sapphire Deposit in Sri Lanka by Dr. Liu Shang-I, Edward and Gamini Zoysa
- Adding Value to Nigerian Gemstones by Jean Claude Michelou
- Observations on the Occurence of Plagioclase Feldspars by Joel E. Arem, Ph.D, F.G.A
- Opal - The Craze for Stability by Benjamin Rondeau, Emmanuel Fritsch, Francesco Mazzero and Jean-Pierre Gauthier
- 32nd International Gemmological Conference (IGC) by Dr. Michael S. Krzemnicki
- New Ruby Discovery in Zimbabwe by Faye Marsh, F.G.A.
- "Mozambique" Ruby - An African Shining Star by Wilawan Atichat, Chakkaphan Sutthirat, Visut Pisutha-Arnond, Pornsawat Wathanakul, Boontawee Sriprasert and Thanong Leelawatanasuk
- The Value of Colours - Wild About Gems by Cynthia Unninayar
- Bielka Jewelry - A Metaphor for the Joy of Nature by Cynthia Unninayar
Incolor Summer 2011
InColor - Summer '11 in Electronic version
Some highlights from this latest issue include:
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Wollo Opals – A Powerful Source from Ethiopia
by Benjamin Rondeau, Emmanuel Fritsch and Yves Bodeur from the University of Nantes (France); Francesco Mazzero and Thomas Cenki from Opalinda (France); Eyassu Bekele from Eyaopal (Ethiopia); Dereje Ayalew from the Addis Ababa University (Ethiopia); Bénédicte Cenki-Tok from the University of Montpellier (France); and Jean-Pierre Gauthier from the Centre de Recherches Gemmologiques (Nantes, France).
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Fluid Inclusions Confirm Authenticity of Tibetan Andesine
By Adolf Peretti, Willy Bieri, Kathrin Hametner and Detlef Günther with Richard W. Hughes and Ahmadjan Abduriyim
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Touring Mines in Brazil
By Cynthia Unninayar
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Ongoing Studies on Challenges for Sustainability in the Colored Gemstone Supply Chain
by Dr. Mireille Baptist, Ph.D., G.G.
- Le Bal des Roses By Cynthia Unninayar
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ICA Poster Competition and Gemstone Jewelry Design Award
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