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Chlorite Group from
Emerald mining district, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt


Locality type:Mine
Classification
Species:'Chlorite Group' (not an IMA approved species)
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Chlorite Group data
Locality Data:Click here to view Emerald mining district, Red Sea Governorate, Egypt
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:371078
Long-form Identifier:1:3:371078:4
GUID (UUID V4):c369c020-deb4-427d-a4e2-ee56585cd4c0
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Marshall, Anthony E. Fallick and Yannick Branquet Emerald Deposits: A Review and Enhanced Classiļ¬cation Reprinted...Origin of Blue Sapphire in Newly Discovered Spinelā€“Chloriteā€“Muscovite Rocks within Meta-Ultramaļ¬tes of Ilmen...Distinguished Visiting Professor at the China University of Mining and Technology. His research activity covers a... The ļ¬rst group of authors in their review proposed an enhanced classiļ¬cation for emerald deposits based...in various places around the globe. Ruby is the red variety and sapphire is the blue variety, while all
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on the geology, background, and current state of mining and production at Iranā€™s largest turquoise mine...inscription ā€¢ Double catā€™s-eye emerald ā€¢ Fossilized shell consisting of emerald ā€¢ Glass imitation of star...ā€¢ Hematite ā€œroseā€ in aquamarine ā€¢ Parisite in emerald ā€¢ Iridescent akoya pearl ā€¢ ā€œSnakeā€ and ā€œfishā€ fluid...violet spinel ā€¢ GIA Library and Museum Facebook group ā€¢ James Shigley receives Shipley Award Editorial...add GST. Discounts are available for renewals, group subscriptions, GIA alumni, and current GIA students
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Chrysoberyl Spinel Topaz Tourmaline The Garnets Feldspar Group Zircon Peridot 69 92 117 150 167 171 175 185 195...book would be more sensibly shared out among a group of authors/gemmologists, each member tackling his...Edition being extracted from ā€˜Gems of the Silica Groupā€™ to form a separate chapter. I have also reintroduced...extensive fields in the prophetically named Kimberley district of Western Australia promise to be of world importance...in line with modern knowledge. In the cases of emerald and ruby and sapphire new sources of supply have
 
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