Quench-Crackled Dyed Blue Chalcedony Resembling Larimar

Raman spectroscopy confirms sea-blue beads with a similar appearance to Larimar are actually quench-crackled chalcedony.

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Multiple Radiation Stains Suggest Interesting Geological Residency

A rough diamond crystal weighing 4.05 ct was observed with radiation staining on its surface.

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Negative Crystal Containing a Mobile CO2 Bubble in Blue Sapphire Heated with Pressure

A carbon dioxide bubble enclosed within a negative crystal in a pressure-heated blue sapphire moves when gently heated.

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Cat’s-Eye Andradite

Fine needle inclusions create a striking cat’s-eye effect in a rare brownish yellow andradite garnet.

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Exceptional Purple Montana Sapphire

A particularly fine unheated purple Montana sapphire is noted for both its size and its multiple diverse inclusions.

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Hemimorphite Resembling Paraíba Tourmaline

Copper in the zinc silicate known as hemimorphite creates an electric blue color similar to that of Paraíba tourmaline.

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Irradiated Blue Diamond with Interesting DiamondView Image

DiamondView image of an irradiated blue diamond reveals unusual gemological features due to a combination of treatments.

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HPHT Laboratory-Grown Pink Diamond with Unstable Color

A lab-grown diamond with an equivalent color grade to Fancy Vivid pink demonstrates a temporary color change under short-wave UV radiation.

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Pink Mozambique Sapphire

Examination and testing of a beautiful large pink sapphire establishes its lack of treatment and its origin in Mozambique.

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HPHT-Processed CVD Laboratory-Grown Diamonds with Low Color Grades

The Antwerp lab examines CVD laboratory-grown diamonds where HPHT processing resulted in relatively low color grades.

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