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(2001) Gemological Abstracts. Gems & Gemology, 37 (4) 348-354 doi:10.5741/gems.37.4.348

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TitleGemological Abstracts
JournalGems & Gemology
Year2001 (January 1)Volume37
Issue4
PublisherGemological Institute of America
DOIdoi:10.5741/gems.37.4.348Search in ResearchGate
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