Search Results - "Gaston Giuliani"
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Emerald Deposits: A Review and Enhanced Classification
Published in Minerals (Basel) (01-02-2019)“…Although emerald deposits are relatively rare, they can be formed in several different, but specific geologic settings and the classification systems and…”
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Advances in 3D imaging and volumetric reconstruction of fluid and melt inclusions by high resolution X-ray computed tomography
Published in Chemical geology (20-03-2019)“…Fluid and melt inclusions are tiny pockets of fluid and melt trapped in natural and synthetic minerals. Characterizing the 3D distribution of fluid and melt…”
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Ruby Deposits: A Review and Geological Classification
Published in Minerals (Basel) (01-07-2020)“…Corundum is not uncommon on Earth but the gem varieties of ruby and sapphire are relatively rare. Gem corundum deposits are classified as primary and secondary…”
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Gemstones of Greece: Geology and Crystallizing Environments
Published in Minerals (Basel) (01-08-2019)“…In the Hellenides Orogen, minerals of various gem quality occur in various rock types from mainly four tectono-metamorphic units, the Rhodope, Pelagonian, and…”
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Gem Corundum Deposits of Greece: Geology, Mineralogy and Genesis
Published in Minerals (Basel) (01-01-2019)“…Greece contains several gem corundum deposits set within diverse geological settings, mostly within the Rhodope (Xanthi and Drama areas) and Attico-Cycladic…”
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Fingerprinting Paranesti Rubies through Oxygen Isotopes
Published in Minerals (Basel) (01-02-2019)“…In this study, the oxygen isotope (δ18O) composition of pink to red gem-quality rubies from Paranesti, Greece was investigated using in-situ secondary…”
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Incipient charnockitisation due to carbonic fluid transfer related to late Pan-African transcurrent tectonics in Madagascar; implications for mobility of Fe, Ti, REE and other elements
Published in Journal of African earth sciences (1994) (01-06-2014)“…•Incipient charnockite after A-type granite.•Secondary magnetite in charnockite is responsible for higher magnetic susceptibility.•Fluid inclusions contain a…”
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Incipient charnockitisation triggered by structurally-controlled CO2 influx in central Madagascar and magnetic implications
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Basal twinning of Greenland corundum
Published in Mineralogy and petrology (01-06-2024)“…Natural corundum shows two types of twins: “basal twin”, by reflection on (0003) pinacoid, very rare, and “rhombohedral twin”, by reflection on ( 10 1 ¯ 1 ),…”
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Oxygen Isotopes and Emerald Trade Routes since Antiquity
Published in Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science) (28-01-2000)“…Oxygen isotopic compositions of historical emerald artifacts from the Gallo-Roman period to the 18th century indicate that during historical times, artisans…”
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Pressure, temperature and fluid conditions during emerald precipitation, southeastern Yukon, Canada: fluid inclusion and stable isotope evidence
Published in Chemical geology (15-03-2003)“…The Crown emerald veins are somewhat enigmatic, displaying characteristics that are common to emerald deposits of tectonic–hydrothermal origin and of igneous…”
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Fluid inclusions study of trapiche and non-trapiche rubies from the Mong Hsu Deposit, Myanmar
Published in Canadian mineralogist (01-09-2018)“…The Mong Hsu ruby deposit in Myanmar is a marble-type deposit. It is well-known for attractive crystals with dark violet/blue to black cores and ruby rims, as…”
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Pink and red spinels in marble; trace elements, oxygen isotopes, and sources
Published in Canadian mineralogist (01-07-2017)“…The oxygen isotopic composition of pink to red and other colored spinels hosted by marbles worldwide have been combined with trace elements investigated by…”
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The role of evaporites in the formation of gems during metamorphism of carbonate platforms: a review
Published in Mineralium deposita (2018)“…The mineral and fluid inclusions trapped by gemstones during the metamorphism of carbonate platform successions are precious markers for the understanding of…”
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Genesis of emerald-bearing quartz veins associated with the Lened W-skarn mineralization, Northwest Territories, Canada
Published in Canadian mineralogist (01-07-2017)“…Emerald at the Lened occurrence in the western Northwest Territories is hosted by quartz veins cutting skarn near the Lened granite pluton and older Selwyn…”
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Recent advances in understanding the similarities and differences of Colombian euclases
Published in Canadian mineralogist (01-07-2017)“…Colombian euclase is rare and associated with emerald in medium-temperature hydrothermal veins hosted by Lower Cretaceous black shales (BS). The original…”
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Age and origin of the tsavorite and tanzanite mineralizing fluids in the Neoproterozoic Mozambique metamorphic belt
Published in Canadian mineralogist (01-07-2017)“…The genetic model previously proposed for tsavorite- (and tanzanite-) bearing mineralization hosted in the Neoproterozoic Metamorphic Mozambique Belt…”
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Major zircon megacryst suites of the Indo-Pacific lithospheric margin (ZIP) and their petrogenetic and regional implications
Published in Mineralogy and petrology (01-04-2016)“…Zircon megacrysts (± gem corundum) appear in basalt fields of Indo-Pacific origin over a 12,000 km zone (ZIP) along West Pacific continental margins…”
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Oxygen isotopes composition of sapphires from the French Massif Central: implications for the origin of gem corundum in basaltic fields
Published in Mineralium deposita (01-02-2009)“…Alluvial and colluvial gem sapphires are common in the basaltic fields of the French Massif Central (FMC) but sapphire-bearing xenoliths are very rare, found…”
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