December 2003 Vol.33 Num.12
Features
Turquoise Renaissance
This blue gem enjoys renewed popularity
by Bob Jones
The Frugal Collector: Wulfenite
Bright orange specimens spice up your collection
by Bob Jones
Heavenly Lapis Lazuli
It signifies royalty and healing
by Brinda Gill
Build a Lapidary Combo Unit
Getting started in lapidary doesn't have to cost a lot
by Jerry Monfort
Farewell to the Sheepcliff Aquamarine Mine
Another classic collecting site gives way to progress
by Richard J. Jacquot
Artist Profile: Nolan Dean
See his inspired intarsia creations
by Steve Voynick
Period Pieces
Wire wrapped stones are a hit at the Renaissance Faire
by Lynn Varon
Panning Sites along U.S. Highway 441
Great gem and mineral spots in Georgia
by David and Clois Walker
Enhancing Turquoise's Appeal
The Zachery Process means more useful and affordable turquoise
by Steve Voynick
Genesis of a Gem and Mineral Club
A new club reaches its second birthday
by Max A. Hatch
Field Trips
Bluefront Canyon Corundum and Lazulite
Collecting blue minerals in New Mexico
by Robert Beard
Features
Turquoise Renaissance
This blue gem enjoys renewed popularity
by Bob Jones
The Frugal Collector: Wulfenite
Bright orange specimens spice up your collection
by Bob Jones
Heavenly Lapis Lazuli
It signifies royalty and healing
by Brinda Gill
Build a Lapidary Combo Unit
Getting started in lapidary doesn't have to cost a lot
by Jerry Monfort
Farewell to the Sheepcliff Aquamarine Mine
Another classic collecting site gives way to progress
by Richard J. Jacquot
Artist Profile: Nolan Dean
See his inspired intarsia creations
by Steve Voynick
Period Pieces
Wire wrapped stones are a hit at the Renaissance Faire
by Lynn Varon
Panning Sites along U.S. Highway 441
Great gem and mineral spots in Georgia
by David and Clois Walker
Enhancing Turquoise's Appeal
The Zachery Process means more useful and affordable turquoise
by Steve Voynick
Genesis of a Gem and Mineral Club
A new club reaches its second birthday
by Max A. Hatch
Field Trips
Bluefront Canyon Corundum and Lazulite
Collecting blue minerals in New Mexico
by Robert Beard
