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GIA Colored Stone Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved By what date had Kokichi Mikimoto begun culturing whole pearls - 1908 Synthetic gem materials - Are not minerals which of the following is an organic gem - amber which of the following is amorphous - amber a natural material that...

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By what date had Kokichi Mikimoto begun culturing whole pearls -

✔✔1908

Synthetic gem materials - ✔✔Are not minerals

which of the following is an organic gem - ✔✔amber

which of the following is amorphous - ✔✔amber

a natural material that's made up of a mass of one or more kinds of mineral

crystals is - ✔✔rock

what group does alamandine belong to - ✔✔garnet

A gem produced by, or derived from, a living organism is - ✔✔organic

which of the following is a gem variety - ✔✔demantoid

the world's largest gem-consuming market is - ✔✔the US

a substance that consists of atoms of only one kind is a - ✔✔chemical

element

,Media attention in the 1990s regarding its treatment reduced consumer

confidence in - ✔✔emerald

a natural, inorganic substance with a characteristic chemical composition

and usual crystal structure is a - ✔✔mineral

most gems are - ✔✔minerals

To be a gem, a mineral must be beautiful, durable, and - ✔✔rare

a broad gem category based on chemical composition and crystal structure

is called a - ✔✔gem species

Many colored stones are mined by - ✔✔independent miners using small-

scale mining methods.

Rocks altered by heat and pressure beneath Earth's surface are -

✔✔metamorphic

Which type of deposit is usually the most profitable for colored stone

mining? - ✔✔secondary

Which gem can crystallize in volcanic rock from gasses released by

magma? - ✔✔red beryl

Emeralds are rarely found in placer deposits because they're -

✔✔unable to withstand much abrasion

,Which is a workable alluvial deposit of gem minerals with economic

potential? - ✔✔placers

Which is a deposit where gems eroded from the source rock and remained

in place nearby? - ✔✔eluvial

from granite, pegmatite gems get exotic elements like - ✔✔beryllium,

boron, and lithium

Myanmar's famous Mogok ruby deposits were formed by -

✔✔metamorphic process

most of the gems in tanzania's umba river valley are formed in -

✔✔placer deposits

A deposit where gems are found in the rock that where they formed is

called - ✔✔primary deposit

Which is a key locality for hydrothermal gems? - ✔✔Ouro Preto, Brazil

Heat and pressure transform limestone into - ✔✔marble

which gem form by metamophosis - ✔✔tanzanite

Most gemstones form in the - ✔✔continental crust

kunzite is most often associated with - ✔✔tourmaline and beryl in

pegmatites

, how heavy an object is in relation to its size - ✔✔density

A two-phase inclusion is a cavity in a gem that's typically filled with a -

✔✔liquid and a gas

which type of twinning is caused by environmental change after a gem

forms - ✔✔polysynthetic

which element caused red in ruby and green in emerald - ✔✔chromium

A unit cell defines a mineral's - ✔✔basic identity

which type of twinning looks as if two crystal halves are mirror images -

✔✔contact twinning

crystals that grow in a flux that is highly saturated with the necessary

elements tend to be - - ✔✔small

which is classified in the orthorhombic crystal system - ✔✔topaz

Which gems are cryptocrystalline aggregates? - ✔✔Chalcedony and

turquoise

Atoms in a gem that aren't part of its essential chemical composition are

called - ✔✔trace elements

Many fashioned rubies have shallow proportions because they're cut from -

✔✔flattened crystals

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