extraLapis English No. 2: Emeralds of the World
ISBN-13:
9780971537118
ISBN-10:
0971537119
Edition:
First Edition
Author:
Rupert Hochleitner, Lore Kiefert, Karl Schmetzer, Christa Behmenburg, Lawernce Conklin, Gaston Giuliani, Maximilian Glas, Patricia & Michael Gray, Gunther Grundmann, Jan Kanis, Dietmat Schwarz, Zak Swartz, Marisa Zachovav, Miranda Jarnot;
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Lapis International
Format:
Paperback
102 pages
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Book details
ISBN-13:
9780971537118
ISBN-10:
0971537119
Edition:
First Edition
Author:
Rupert Hochleitner, Lore Kiefert, Karl Schmetzer, Christa Behmenburg, Lawernce Conklin, Gaston Giuliani, Maximilian Glas, Patricia & Michael Gray, Gunther Grundmann, Jan Kanis, Dietmat Schwarz, Zak Swartz, Marisa Zachovav, Miranda Jarnot;
Publication date:
2002
Publisher:
Lapis International
Format:
Paperback
102 pages
Summary
extraLapis English No. 2: Emeralds of the World (ISBN-13: 9780971537118 and ISBN-10: 0971537119), written by authors
Rupert Hochleitner, Lore Kiefert, Karl Schmetzer, Christa Behmenburg, Lawernce Conklin, Gaston Giuliani, Maximilian Glas, Patricia & Michael Gray, Gunther Grundmann, Jan Kanis, Dietmat Schwarz, Zak Swartz, Marisa Zachovav, Miranda Jarnot;, was published by Lapis International in 2002.
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Since antiquity, emerald has been one of the most highly valuated gemstones: the first known mines were those of Cleopatra in ancient Egypt. Two thousand years ago Pliny wrote, "Emerald-green is the most beautiful green of all." Leading researchers offer insight into many of the aspects of the world of emerald. What is an emerald? How does an emerald form? Where is emerald found? Worldwide localities Where are the richest deposits? Today's market sources Is it possible to determine the origin of an emerald? What seperates green beryl from emerald? How is emerald created in the lab and how can it be recognized?
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