Gemstone Inclusions
A gemstone inclusions are crystal, gas or liquid particles or fractures that is trapped inside of another mineral. The gemstone inclusions grow inside of the gemstone over time.
60X. Oblique illumination
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
dark field illumination 35X
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
dark field illumination and oblique illumination 50X
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Photo : Sai & Miwai , SGI
Published in the issue of Gems & Gemology:
https://www.gia.edu/gems-gemology/winter-2020-microworld-lazurite-in-rub
Actinolite Needles Inclusion in Zambia emerald has been examined by Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 40 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI.
Apatite crystal in ruby from Myanmar (Mogok) by the analysis of Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 40 X.
Photo: Htun, SGI
Solid Inclusion with disc-like thermal expansion in heat-treated ruby from Myanmar (Mogok).
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 30 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Solid inclusion of apatite crystal cluster in ruby from Myanmar (Mogok), identified by Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 50 X.
Photo: Miwai & Htun, SGI
Solid inclusion of calcite in natural ruby from Mogok, identified by Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 40 X.
Photo: Htun, SGI
Biotite mica flakes in emerald from Zambia.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 30 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Lily pads inclusions in peridot from China.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 30 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Botryoidal apatite with graphite spot termed as “Belly-button” in purplish pink spinel from Mogok using Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 40 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Euhedral six-sided single crystal “apatite” was identified by using Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 30 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Solid inclusions of magnesite mineral (MgCO3) in red spinel from Myanmar (Mogok) by the analysis of Raman micro spectrometry.
Transmitted light and oblique illumination 40 X.
Photo: Sai Khay, SGI
Micro-Characteristics of spinel from Mogok