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Campbell Bridges: 1938 - 2009. A celebrated geologist and gemmologist, Bridges made groundbreaking discoveries of tsavorite and tanzanite, significantly impacting the gemmology field.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Campbell Bridges

Campbell Bridges was a world-renowned geologist, gemmologist, gemstone dealer, and prospector who made a tremendous impact on the world of gemmology. Read more »
<b>Thomas Hodge-Smith: 1894 - 1945.</b> Hodge Smith was a pioneering figure in the fields of mineralogy, gemmology and the earth sciences. | Source: Virtual War Memorial Australia and Krantz

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Thomas Hodge-Smith

Thomas Hodge-Smith was a pioneering figure in the fields of mineralogy, gemmology and the earth sciences in Australia. Read more »
<b>Andrew Cody: 1951 - 2022.</b> With a deep passion for Australian opal, Andrew Cody dedicated most of his life to promoting and celebrating the national gemstone.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Andrew Cody

Andrew Cody was a formidable figure in the gemstone industry. His contributions significantly progressed the Australian opal industry. Read more »
William H (Bill) Hicks was a formidable driving force behind the publication and success of The Australian Gemmologist.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Bill Hicks

William H (Bill) Hicks was a formidable driving force behind the publication and success of The Australian Gemmologist. Read more »
Grahame Brown was a distinguished gemmologist whose contributions and legacy to the world of gemmology cannot be overstated.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Grahame Brown

Grahame Brown was a distinguished gemmologist whose contributions and legacy to the world of gemmology cannot be overstated. Brown was a practising dentist until his passing, and alongside this profession, he achieved so much in the field of gemmology. Read more »

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Corinne Sutherland

Corinne Sutherland's passion and dedication to gemmology helped shape many educational pathways from which the industry benefits today. Read more »
Sylvia Whincup numbers a crystal topaz from the National Museum of Victoria in Melbourne. | Source: National Archives

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Sylvia Whincup

In the latest addition to Jeweller’s ‘Gemmologists who changed the game’ series, it’s time to shine a light on the contributions of Sylvia Whincup. Read more »
Influential Australian gemmologists: Corinne Sutherland, Geoff Tombs and Grant Hamid in 1980.

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Serving an industry amid constantly evolution

Over the past six issues of Jeweller magazine, we’ve taken a closer look at the many gemmologists who have transformed the industry over the years. Read more »

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Donald B. Hoover

Dr. Donald B. Hoover was a distinguished figure in the field of gemmology. He was born on June 17, 1930, and passed away on January 22, 2023, at the age of 92. Read more »

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Jack Stanley Taylor

The latest addition to this series of gemmologists who left their mark on the world of gemstones and jewellery is a man who likely contributed to the education of many readers of Jeweller. Read more »
Richard T. Liddicoat became editor-in-chief of Gems & Gemology in 1952, a role he served for more than 50 years. | Source: GIA Alumni Collective

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Richard T. Liddicoat Jr.

In the latest instalment of the ‘game-changing gemmologists’ series, we introduce a figure of such influence that he likely requires little introduction - Richard T. Liddicoat Jr. Read more »
By the time of his death, Eduard Josef Gübelin was recognised as perhaps the most important and influential gemmologist of the 20th century. He helped establish gemmology as a science and gave the industry one of its most important weapons against imitations and counterfeits. | Source: Gubelin

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Gemmologists who changed the game: Eduard Josef Gubelin

In the previous issue of Jeweller, we covered the life and times of mineralogist George Kunz. Approximately 20 years before the death of Kunz, Eduard Josef Gübelin was born in eastern Switzerland in 1913. Read more »
Kunz was born in Manhattan, New York City, USA, and began an interest in minerals at a very young age. By his teens, he had amassed a collection of over four thousand items, which he sold for four hundred dollars to the University of Minnesota. | Source: Wikipedia

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Game-changing gemmologists: George Frederick Kunz

In the previous issue of Jeweller, we discussed the legacy of René-Just Haüy, the father of modern crystallography. Read more »
"All minerals which belong to the same species have an invariable form, in which the faces lie in the direction of the natural fracture surfaces corresponding to the mechanical division of the crystals." | Source: IUCr

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Game-changing Gemmologists: René-Just Haüy

After the completion of the well-received Tools of the Trade series, it seems only fitting that Jeweller should next delve into the men and women who have sharpened the modern world of gemmology. Read more »

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Tools of the Trade: Part III

In the opening two parts of the Tools of the Trade series, we covered some of the important instruments used by gemmologists in the examination of gemstones. Read more »

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