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Jasper

Etymology, History, and Formation of Jasper The name 'jasper' means spotted or speckled stone and is derived from Old French and Latin. The word 'jasper' can be traced back in...

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Jade

Properties and Types of Jade Refractive index: 2.9–3.38 Birefringence: 1.600–1.688 Pleochroism: 0.020–0.027 Absence of dispersion Mainly produced in China and other countries Jade is an umbrella term for two types...

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Investment

History and Terminology The qirad was a major financial instrument in the medieval Islamic world. The qirad was similar to the institution of the commenda used in western Europe. In...

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Intimate relationship

Definition and Importance of Intimate Relationships Intimate relationships involve emotional or physical closeness between individuals. Intimacy can include sexual intimacy, romance, and love. The quality and nature of the relationship...

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Interpersonal relationship

Types of Relationships Intimate relationships, including romantic relationships and polyamorous relationships Family relationships, including parent-child relationships and sibling relationships Friendships, including close friendships and casual friendships Professional relationships, including employer-employee...

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International Gemological Institute

Operations and Services IGI has a staff of over 650 gemologists, appraisers, and professional office personnel. IGI has been at the forefront of technology since its commencement in 1975. IGI...

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Infinity symbol

History and Origins of the Infinity Symbol The infinity symbol is also known as the lemniscate. It was first used by mathematician John Wallis in 1655. The symbol gained popularity...

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Index finger

Index finger Anatomy The index finger is also known as the pointing finger. It is the second digit of the hand. The index finger consists of three phalanges. It does...

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Howlite

History and Discovery Howlite was discovered in 1868 by Henry How, a Canadian chemist, geologist, and mineralogist. It was initially named silico-boro-calcite by How and later renamed howlite by James...

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Hope Diamond

Classification and Physical Properties of the Hope Diamond The Hope Diamond is a large, 45.52-carat diamond. It is studded in a pendant called the Toison d'or. It is currently housed...

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Hematite

General Information and Properties Hematite is a mineral found in rocks and soils. Chemical formula: Fe2O3. Belongs to the oxide minerals category. Trigonal crystal system, hexagonal scalenohedral crystal class. Metallic...

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Hearts and arrows

Hearts and Arrows Diamonds Hearts and arrows diamonds originated in Japan in the mid-1980s. They are cut to ideal proportions based on Marcel Tolkowsky's book 'Diamond Design.' Less than 1%...

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