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| THE GEOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT OF AUSTRALIAN PRECIOUS OPAL | P. A. Males | 5 | ||
| USE OF THE HAND SPECTROSCOPE IN QUICK GEM TESTING | R. Thurm | 8 | ||
| WE CAN'T PLEASE EVERYBODY! | 12 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 56, February 1966 |
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| DEVELOPING THE POWERS OF OBSERVATION IN GEM TESTING | Richard T. Liddicoat, Jr | 5 | ||
| GREEN QUARTZ AND AVENTURINE | P. A. Males | 9 | ||
| BUY OR SELL FOR $1 | 11 | |||
| THE HAND SPECTROSCOPE. - CONTINUED FROM JANUARY ISSUE | R. Thurm | 12 | ||
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Volume 8, Number 57, March 1966 |
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| OBSERVATION IN GEM TESTING | R. T. Liddicoat, Jr. | 5 | ||
| MOUNT FRANKLIN | 9 | |||
| DIAMOND AWARDS | 11 | |||
| BOULDERS OF OPAL | L. G. Cram | 12 | ||
| THE HAND SPECTROSCOPE | R. Thurm | 14 | ||
| WHAT AM I? | 14 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 58, April 1966 |
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| SCIENTISTS SOLVE A DIAMOND MYSTERY | 5 | |||
| ETHICS IN THE DUST | 6 | |||
| WHAT AM I? | 6 | |||
| THE TERMINOLOGY OF GEM COLOURS | C. J. Parsons | 7 | ||
| DEVELOPING THE POWERS OF OBSERVATION IN GEM TESTING | R.T. Liddicoat Jr | 11 | ||
| THE PLEASURES OF COLLECTING | V. Axon | 12 | ||
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Volume 8, Number 59, May 1966 |
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| GEM TESTING WITH A LENS-AND KNOW-HOW | A. Farn | 5 | ||
| WHAT AM I? | 8 | |||
| GEM LORE IN ORIENTAL MYTHOLOGY | R. H. Ruzik | 9 | ||
| THE GEM CUTTER | P. W. Leadbeater | 10 | ||
| A LIVING OPAL? | 11 | |||
| THE COBRA STONE | 12 | |||
| JOHN THOMAS HINKLEY | 12 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 60, June 1966 |
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| RESTRICTIONS ON OPAL BUYING | 4 | |||
| FEDERAL PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS TO CONFERENCE | Professor H,C, Bolton | 5 | ||
| CABOCHON R.I. DETERMINED BY REFRACTOMETER | 9 | |||
| THE CULTURED PEARL - ITS HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT TO THE PRESENT DAY | D.C. George | 10 | ||
| WHAT AM I? | 13 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 61, July 1966 |
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| MODERN PEARL CULTURE STARTED IN AUSTRALIA | C.D. George | 5 | ||
| RELEASE OF WARTIME DIAMONDS | 7 | |||
| THE CUTTING OF DIAMONDS | R.D. Turner | 10 | ||
| THE BASIC INSTRUMENTS TO START YOUR OWN GEM TESTING | A.E. Farn | 12 | ||
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Volume 8, Number 62, August 1966 |
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| PIRATES AT AGATE CREEK | 5 | |||
| DIAMONDS-A RISE IN PRICE | 6 | |||
| THE CULTURED PEARL – PRODUCTION METHODS | C. D. George | 7 | ||
| WHAT AM I? | 13 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 63, September 1966 |
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| THE SAPPHIRE FIELDS OF ANAKIE | O. Andersen | 5 | ||
| THE CULTURED PEARL – PRODUCTION METHODS | C.D. George | 8 | ||
| A NEW DOUBLET | 10 | |||
| ORNAMENTAL STONES | R.O. Chalmers | 11 | ||
| NEW ON THE MARKET | 12 | |||
| WHAT AM I? | 13 | |||
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Volume 8, Number 64, October 1966 |
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| JAPAN'S PRE-EMINENCE IN PEARL CULTURE | C.D. George | 5 | ||
| OLIVINE IN VICTORIAN VOLCANIC BOMBS. | A.W. Beasley | 8 | ||
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OPAL PSEUDOMORPHS AND THE CANDLE BOX TRADE From They Struck Opal by F.E. Murphy |
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Volume 8, Number 65, November 1966 |
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| SOME NOTES ON GEM MINING IN CEYLON. | L. C. Siedle | 5 | ||
| JAPAN'S PRE-EMINENCE IN PEARL CULTURE. | C.D. George | 9 | ||
| BRONZITE FROM ANAKIE, QUEENSLAND | A.M. Taylor | 12 | ||
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Volume 8, Number 66, December 1966 |
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| THE NATURE AND ORIGIN OF OPAL. | P.J. Darragh, A.J. Gaskin | 5 | ||
| THE 11TH INTERNATIONAL GEMMOLOGY CONFERENCE | R.O. Chalmers | 10 | ||
| AUSTRALIA AND GEMMOLOGY: NOMENCLATURE AND TRADING | A.A. Wirth | 13 | ||
| CURRENT TRENDS IN THE PEARL INDUSTRY. | C.D. George | 15 | ||
| GO TO ANDAMOOKA | G. Woods | 19 | ||
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