The Gemological Institute of America (GIA) commemorates the United States' 250th anniversary by showcasing a special collection of red, white, and blue gemstones and pearls. This selection highlights how chemistry, crystal structure, and human artistry create diverse and vivid colors in gems, including rare materials like carved rubies, spinels, zircons, and California's state gem, benitoite. The exhibit offers a fresh perspective on patriotic colors through the science and beauty of gemstones, reinforcing GIA's mission to educate and ensure trust in gems and jewelry. This celebration connects national pride with the intricate natural and artistic qualities of precious stones.
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Montero Mining completed drillhole MON-ELV-02 to 625.25 meters at its Elvira Gold Project in Chile, successfully testing its top exploration target. The hole confirmed predicted volcanic and porphyry sequences with extensive pyrite and high-sulphidat...
