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278 Multiple choice questions

Definition 1 of 278
type of tektite. glassy nodules. They form when meteorites struck earth, altered surface rock
with heat and splashed it near and far in molten form. This may have come from
Czechoslovakia (Moravia) from a mmeteor in Germany 15 million years ago. Other people think
it came from volcanic eruptions in the crater Tycho on the moon and to earth 14 million years
ago.

Hiddenite


Rhodolite

Moldavite

Hessonite

Definition 2 of 278
Asia perfected an undisclosed copper diffusion treatment for pale andesine feldspar. make
vivid red and green hues, like natural sunstone. andesine treatment disclosed in 2008.

Imperial Topaz

1980 most quantity produced Ruby


Benitoite


undisclosed copper diffusion treatment for pale andesine feldspar

Definition 3 of 278
All feldspar contain aluminium, oxygen and silicon, but potassium calcium and sodium can be
major components. Differing amount of latter 3 lead to wide variety.

Adularescence


Arizona Amethyst

Feldspar elements


Varities of coral

,Definition 4 of 278
Myanmar: Mogok and Mong Hsu. Mogok mining is 2150m above. Covers 175km squared. 90%
ruby, 10% sapphire. Marble hosted, landscape filled with marble pinnacles called karsts.
Weathering processes that formed them blackened their surfaces and also transported marble
and ruby into gem gravels called byon. Alluvial, eluvial and hard rock operations. They use jigs
to seperate minerals and corundum.

Pink and Purple Sapph


Myanmar Ruby Information

Fresh Water Pearls

Coating Pearls

Definition 5 of 278
To grow coral, water must be calm, within temperature range, free of pollutants and
suspended mud. Calcareous and conchiolin both are skeletal remains of tine marine animal
colonie

Coral

Pyrite


Geuda

Moldavite

Definition 6 of 278
Zambian Copperbelt Province. Emerald miining takes place in restricted zone called Ndola
Rural Emerald Restricted Area. Kagem is best mine in Zambia. Gemfields owns 75%, Zambian
Government 25%. Open pit mining. Kilometer in length. 20% of all worlds emeralds. Strip and
fill process, digs highwall and deposists and footwall. Explosives to push back highwall, hand
tools to extract exposed emeralds from schist. They are placed in lockboxes. India cuts most
Zambian emeralds.

Thailand Sapph Info

Synthetic Emerald Info

Zambia Emerald Info

Sandwana Emeralds

,Definition 7 of 278
Biggest source of fire opals. Fire opals have randomly arranged silica platelets. Sourced from
central Mexico's volcanic fields. Queretaro and Magdalena are two sources 1870.

Sandawana Emeralds


Sodalite

Mexico Opals

Sapphire Compliment

Definition 8 of 278
SS and tahitian treatment. Removes the outer layer of nacre, this uncovers bad layers.

Pyrite

Buffing Pearls

Peeling Pearls


Malachite

Definition 9 of 278
Unakite is AGG of quartz, pink feldspar and green epidote. found in North Carolina Unaka
range.

Pyrite

Sodalite

Unakite

Sugilite

, Definition 10 of 278
shell of the atlantic hawksbill sea turtle.

Aquamarine treatment


Orange garnets

Tourmaline groups

Tortoise shell

Definition 11 of 278
Lazurite makes the royal blue color, afghanite makes it pale blue

China Biggest Market

minor sources for tsavorite

Topaz Color Causing

Color causing lapis

Definition 12 of 278
Almandine contains iron, pyrope contains magnesium.

Almandine and Pyrope

Sources of Zircon

Best Peridot Source

Kunzite

Definition 13 of 278
600-650 celcius, turns into uniform blue. This is due to change in valence state of vanadium.

Tanzania Ruby Information

Tanzanite Heating

Spinel Color

Sodalite

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