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Article: Gemmological Association of Australia

Gemmological Association of Australia

Gemmological Association of Australia

  • Established in Australia
  • Promotes the study of gems
  • Offers resources and information
  • Provides courses and certifications
  • Collaborates with gemmological societies worldwide

The Daily News

  • Published in Perth
  • Dated 22 November 1945
  • Contains information about gems
  • Retrieved from National Library of Australia
  • Relevant for gem enthusiasts

GAA Home Page

  • Official website of the Gemmological Association of Australia
  • Accessed on 31 July 2013
  • Provides information about the association
  • Offers resources for gem enthusiasts
  • Promotes gemmological education

The Advertiser

  • Published in Adelaide
  • Dated 20 February 1947
  • Contains information about the formation of GAA
  • Retrieved from National Library of Australia
  • Relevant for the history of the association

References

  • The Daily News, Perth, 22 November 1945, p.7, Retrieved 17 December 2015 via National Library of Australia
  • Home page, GAA, Retrieved 31 July 2013
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  • The Advertiser, Adelaide, 20 February 1947, p.12, Retrieved 17 December 2015 via National Library of Australia
  • Tasmania, GAA, Tasmania Division, Retrieved 31 July 2013

Gemmological Association of Australia Data Sources

Reference URL
Glossary https://harryandcojewellery.com.au/blogs/glossary/gemmological-association-of-australia
Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemmological_Association_of_Australia
Wikidata https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q5530738
Knowledge Graph https://www.google.com/search?kgmid=/m/0gff_s6

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