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(1999) Essential Colored Stone Reference Guide. Gemological Institute of America (GIA), Carlsbad, CA.

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Book TitleEssential Colored Stone Reference Guide
Year1999
PublisherGemological Institute of America (GIA)PlaceCarlsbad, CA
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