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Gübelin, Eduard (1985) Opale aus Mexico [Opals from Mexico]. Lapis, 10 (1) 23-30

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TitleOpale aus Mexico
[Opals from Mexico]
JournalLapis
AuthorsGübelin, EduardAuthor
Year1985 (January)Volume10
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PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
LanguagesGerman
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Full ReferenceGübelin, Eduard (1985) Opale aus Mexico [Opals from Mexico]. Lapis, 10 (1) 23-30
Plain TextGübelin, Eduard (1985) Opale aus Mexico [Opals from Mexico]. Lapis, 10 (1) 23-30
In(1985, January) Lapis Vol. 10 (1). Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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Carbonera Mine, La Trinidad, Tequisquiapan Municipality, Queretaro, Mexico

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Carbonera Mine, La Trinidad, Tequisquiapan Municipality, Queretaro, Mexicoⓘ Opal

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