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Shor, Russell (2007) From Single Source to Global Free Market: the Transformation of the Cultured Pearl Industry. Gems & Gemology, 43 (3) 200-226 doi:10.5741/gems.43.3.200

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TitleFrom Single Source to Global Free Market: the Transformation of the Cultured Pearl Industry
JournalGems & Gemology
AuthorsShor, RussellAuthor
Year2007 (September 1)Volume43
Issue3
PublisherGemological Institute of America
DOIdoi:10.5741/gems.43.3.200Search in ResearchGate
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In(2007, September) Gems & Gemology Vol. 43 (3) Gemological Institute of America

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