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EDUCATION Apply for a GIA Scholarship Learn More LABORATORY SERVICE GIA Diamond Origin: A Program That Makes a Difference Learn More GEMOLOGY & JEWELRY DESIGN Unearth Your Career Potential with a GIA Education Apply Today GIA ID100® GIA iD100 Gem Testing Device: Full Disclosure at Your Fingertips Learn More GEMS & GEMOLOGY Burmese Peridot from Mogok READ MORE MARCH BIRTHSTONE Aquamarine: A Fairy Tale of a Gem LEARN MORE GIA EDUCATION Apply for a GIA Scholarship Learn More LABORATORY SERVICE GIA Diamond Origin: A Program That Makes a Difference Learn More GEMOLOGY & JEWELRY DESIGN Unearth Your Career Potential with a GIA Education Apply Today GIA ID100® GIA iD100 Gem Testing Device: Full Disclosure at Your Fingertips Learn More Next * 1 * 2 * 3 * 4 * 5 * 6 Pause featured RESEARCH & NEWS Previous Micro-World Chondrodite in Red Spinel from Mogok, Myanmar The Bangkok lab recently encountered a single round crystal of chondrodite in red spinel, a possible indicator of Burmese origin. Read More Lab Notes Two Antique Mughal Spectacles with Gemstone Lenses Unique diamond and emerald-lensed spectacles from the Mughal Empire were tested in GIA’s New York laboratory. Read More Colored Stones Unearthed Colored Stones from the Deep The first installment of this column discusses the formation of colored stones from the crust-mantle transition and below. Read More Micro-World Radioactive Green Diamond The Carlsbad lab recently encountered a 2.42 ct green diamond showing signs of radiation treatment by the use of radioactive salts. Read More Gem News International Blue Zircon Reportedly from Malawi A reported new source of blue zircon in Malawi yields rough material for beautiful finished stones in the gem trade. Read More Webinar Series GIA Knowledge Sessions Engage in webinars on the most diverse and pressing issues in gemology today, including gemstone origin, laboratory-grown stones and new discoveries in field gemology. Learn More Micro-World Chondrodite in Red Spinel from Mogok, Myanmar The Bangkok lab recently encountered a single round crystal of chondrodite in red spinel, a possible indicator of Burmese origin. Read More Lab Notes Two Antique Mughal Spectacles with Gemstone Lenses Unique diamond and emerald-lensed spectacles from the Mughal Empire were tested in GIA’s New York laboratory. Read More Colored Stones Unearthed Colored Stones from the Deep The first installment of this column discusses the formation of colored stones from the crust-mantle transition and below. Read More Micro-World Radioactive Green Diamond The Carlsbad lab recently encountered a 2.42 ct green diamond showing signs of radiation treatment by the use of radioactive salts. Read More Gem News International Blue Zircon Reportedly from Malawi A reported new source of blue zircon in Malawi yields rough material for beautiful finished stones in the gem trade. Read More Webinar Series GIA Knowledge Sessions Engage in webinars on the most diverse and pressing issues in gemology today, including gemstone origin, laboratory-grown stones and new discoveries in field gemology. Learn More Micro-World Chondrodite in Red Spinel from Mogok, Myanmar The Bangkok lab recently encountered a single round crystal of chondrodite in red spinel, a possible indicator of Burmese origin. Read More Lab Notes Two Antique Mughal Spectacles with Gemstone Lenses Unique diamond and emerald-lensed spectacles from the Mughal Empire were tested in GIA’s New York laboratory. Read More Colored Stones Unearthed Colored Stones from the Deep The first installment of this column discusses the formation of colored stones from the crust-mantle transition and below. Read More Micro-World Radioactive Green Diamond The Carlsbad lab recently encountered a 2.42 ct green diamond showing signs of radiation treatment by the use of radioactive salts. 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