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Soft cover. Condition: New. No Jacket. Jeff Scovil; Robert Weldon; Jesse La Plante (illustrator). 1st Edition. With fifteen articles devoted to the subject, coverage of the gem is unparalleled by another publication. Localities are featured in nine of the articles, ranging in size from the two page feature on St. Anne s Mine in Zimbabwe, to the multi-page treatments done on Pakistan, Japan, Colorado, Russia, Mongolia among others. The locality articles feature stunning photographs, colorful maps, crystal models and locality photos, made all even more spectacular on the large format pages. Jeff Scovil's photography fills the majority of the book, something everyone can be happy about. Contributions by: Dudley Blauwet, Dave Bunk, Ryan Bowling, Jaroslav Hyrsl, H. Albert Gilg, Alfredo Petrov, John Rakovan, Rainrer Thomas, William B. Simmons, George Rossman Edited by: Gloria Staebler, Sarah Hansen, Sue Liebetrau, Janet Clifford Illustrations by: Jeff Scovil, Robert Weldon, Ryan Bowling.

Soft cover. Condition: New. No Jacket. Various (illustrator). 1st Edition. While the ancients referred to many purple stones as Amethyst, today the term is more exclusively applied to quartz in the violet spectrum. The gemstone has long been assigned spiritual and mystical properties including protection from inebriation. However, this like-named volume offers no protection from the intoxicating power of Amethyst - a collectible that is still very much collectable. Contributions by: Reinhard Balzer, Ryan Bowling, David W. Bunk, Bruce Cairncross, Ann Frazier Si Frazier, H. Albert Gilg, Daniel Kile, Dianne Kile, Martin Gruell, Frank Melanson, Federico Pezzotta, Tomasz Praszkier, John RakovanTerry C. Wallace Edited by: H. Albert Gilg, Suzanne Liebetrau, Gloria A. StaeblerTom Wilson Illustrations by: Michael Bainbridge, Reinhard Balzer, William W. Besse, Ryan Bowling, Robert Brandstetter, Joe Budd, Bruce Cairncross, Matteo Chinellato, Rock Currier, H. Albert Gilg, Julian Gray, Martin Gruell, Martina Hesser, Daniel Kile, Dianne Kile, OT. Lj�stad, Torbjörn Lorin, Moore, Jesse La Plante Terry Ledford, Herb Obodda, Tomasz Praszkier, R. Peter Richards, George Robinson, Albert Russ, Jeff Scovil, Holly Smith, László Tóth, Anton Watzl Sr.Robert Weldon.

perfect. Condition: Very Good. Jeff Scovil; Robert Weldon; Jesse La Plante (illustrator). Connecting readers with great books since 1972! Used books may not include companion materials, and may have some shelf wear or limited writing. We ship orders daily and Customer Service is our top priority!

perfect. Condition: Fine. Jeff Scovil; Robert Weldon; Jesse La Plante (illustrator). like new softcover no marks. clean text. solid binding.very light wear. ISBN matches listing Fast service with confirmation, no international or priority orders over 4lbs.

Soft cover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. Contributions by: Dudley Blauwet, Ryan Bowling, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Jaroslav Hyrsl, Peter Lyckberg, Odulio Jose Marensi de Moura, Milan Novak, Federico Pezzotta, George R. Rossman, William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, Karen L. Webber Edited by: William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, David W. Bunk, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Karen W. Webber Taking its name from the Latin rubellus, meaning "reddish," rubellite was rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known then as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries, rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of vivid colors, just a handful of species ?elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite ?form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euhedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe. With articles covering history, culture, science, and localities, our expert authors explore the fascinating world of rubellite and its complicated mineral family. Extraordinary imagery illuminates their stories, enticing readers into the paradox of rubellite and its tourmaline brethren.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. Jeff Scovil; Robert Weldon; Jesse La Plante (illustrator). 1st Edition. As new, great condition. Stunningly beautiful photographs of Topaz from around the world. This book offers information about the history, color, mineralogy, locality, inclusions, genesis, specimens, gemstones and the lore of the mineral species related to Topaz.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. 1st Edition. As new, great condition. Rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of colors, just a handful of species - elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite - form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euthedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe.

Condition: Good. Paperback, illustrated with numerous photographs in colour, 4to. ExtraLapis No. 49. ISSN 0945-8492.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Ryan Nichols is Assistant Professor at California State University, Fullerton.Nicholas D. Smith is Professor of Philosophy at Lewis and Clark College. Fred Miller is Professor of Philosophy and the Executive Director of the Social Philosoph.

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Ryan Nichols is Assistant Professor at California State University, Fullerton.Nicholas D. Smith is Professor of Philosophy at Lewis and Clark College. Fred Miller is Professor of Philosophy and the Executive Director of the Social Philosoph.