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Get Connected with GIA in Tucson
From Lab classes to Lab services, free presentations
to show specials, our dance party and auction to
the
Museum Collection, GIA has plenty of ways for you to
connect during the Tucson gem and mineral shows.
Stop by one of our booths to find out more.
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Learn how to tell natural from synthetic ruby at the "Identifying Ruby"
seminar.
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Hands-On Lab Classes and Seminars
This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about grading colored stones or pearls using GIA's Colored Stone Grading System or 7 Pearl Value
FactorsTM. Each day-long class will give you
plenty of hands-on practice time. Confused about natural, synthetic or treated diamonds or
rubies? Attend one of our seminars and we'll give you tips
on how
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New: The GIA Lab Offers Colored Stone Services in Tucson
Do you want more information on that alexandrite you just purchased? Then head over to the Hotel Arizona where the GIA Laboratory will offer quick,
convenient colored stone reports and services.
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Don't Miss the most Popular Event in Tucson
Join your fellow Alumni and friends in the GIA Lounge
for
the Alumni
Association's annual auction, dinner and dance party. There's still time to
donate an
auction item. Simply fill out the donor
form and send it along with your donation to Jan
Tilton by Jan. 25.
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| Robert Weldon will provide tips on taking the best gem photographs. |
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Free GIA Staff Presentations
Gemological research. Color merchandising. Gemstone photography. Join GIA's expert staff members as they provide information and tips on these
interesting topics. No registration is required, but make sure to arrive early to get a good seat.
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| Al Gilbertson's American Cut: The First 100 Years will also be on
sale. |
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Show Specials
Education and Instruments specials, Gems & Gemology subscriptions (plus a free issue!) and a free GIA Museum Collection poster all await
when you visit the GIA booths at the AGTA Gem Fair. |
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