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 Mineral News by Excalibur Mineral Corp. Copies or subscriptions available for this Newsletter.  Mineral News was founded over twenty years ago by Lanny Ream. Today the Newsletter is produced by Excalibur Mineral Corp. Over the years, it has developed a following of avid mineral collectors seeking timely information about new finds and other items of interest to the collector community.The monthly newsletter has expanded to sixteen pages a month, revitalized its look by improving paper and print quality, and it has added significant features such as frequent book reviews, photographs to supplement new mineral descriptions and a greater focus of articles directed to descriptive mineralogy.Articles are submitted by the collector and scientific communities, and mineral enthusiasts are encouraged to share their knowledge and discoveries with the collector community at large. Mineral News has no paid authors, and all items published are contributed by their respective authors. All articles are unpublished, original material, and authors retain copyright to their material. |
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 Gems & Gemology by Gemological Institute of America - GIA Copies or subscriptions available for this Magazine. As the award-winning quarterly journal of GIA, Gems & Gemology publishes up-to-date technical information about diamonds and colored stones, where they are found, their special characteristics, simulants and synthetics, treatments, and identification techniques. Click on the picture for more details.Packed with spectacular full-color illustrations, each issue delivers:
There is always something of current interest for everyone in this magazine and the photography is spectacular. The MP2 Research Group, the Workshop Faculty, have contributed often to and highly recommend this publication. Brendan Laurs, the editor of Gems & Gemology, will be joining us at the Workshop this year. |
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 Rocks & Minerals Subscriptions and back issues are available for this Magazine. "Amateurs as well as professional scientists delight in and pore over Rocks & Minerals, which has published articles on mineralogy, geology, and paleontology since 1926. Regular departments explore such topics as minerals for the collector, microminerals, and current geologic events. Detailed lists of collecting opportunities in specific localities appear periodically, as do special theme issues. Spectacular color photographs appear throughout each issue. Rocks & Minerals works with the Mineralogical Society of America to promote cooperation between collectors and professional mineralogists."Rock's & Minerals A most useful and informative bi-monthly magazine and well worth the cost. A step up from the hobbyist magazines, still it is not so technical that the beginner cannot comprehend, nor the professional becomes bored. Articles are detailed, well written and cover all geologic areas. Their special theme issues are considered collector volumes and all is accomplished with beautiful photography - on the cover, in the articles and even the ads. You will look forward to every single issues.Click on this picture for Rock's and Minerals Web Site |
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| extraLapis Series - English by Lithographie, LLC. Copies or subscriptions available for this Series of books from Lithographie, LLC. |  | |
| Fabulous, fabulous books. Worth the effort to obtain and place in your library. The imagery, text and quality of materials make this series a worthwhile investment. All of the information is current, as up-to-date as possible in this ever changing field and written by the leading authorities. Many unique 'articles' and detailed information are found nowhere else in print. As a learning tool, these volumes are indispensible.This Series of volumes is on-going, with new titles coming out every year. You can subscribe to receive the newest volumes or purchase them separately. Click books for a link. |
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