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Condición: very_good. Roberto Appiani; Paul Balayer; Frank Coffa; Emanuela Cucchiari; Kevin Dixon; Gary Freeman; Walter Gabriel; Adalberto Giazotto; Peter Huber; Jan Kanis; Dawn Kellett; Eckehard Julius Petsch; Roberto Pucci; George Rossman; Thomas Schüpbach; Jeff Scovil; Fred Wilda Ilustrador. Book is in very good condition and may include minimal underlining highlighting. The book can also include "From the library of" labels. May not contain miscellaneous items toys, dvds, etc. . We offer 100% money back guarantee and 24 7 customer service.

Soft cover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contributions by: Dudley Blauwet, Ryan Bowling, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Jaroslav Hyrsl, Peter Lyckberg, Odulio Jose Marensi de Moura, Milan Novak, Federico Pezzotta, George R. Rossman, William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, Karen L. Webber Edited by: William B. Simmons, Gloria A. Staebler, David W. Bunk, Alexander U. Falster, Sarah L. Hanson, Karen W. Webber Taking its name from the Latin rubellus, meaning "reddish," rubellite was rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known then as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries, rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of vivid colors, just a handful of species ?elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite ?form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euhedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe. With articles covering history, culture, science, and localities, our expert authors explore the fascinating world of rubellite and its complicated mineral family. Extraordinary imagery illuminates their stories, enticing readers into the paradox of rubellite and its tourmaline brethren.

Soft cover. Condición: As New. 1st Edition. As new, great condition. Rare in the ancient world. Its unique properties set it apart from other hard, red gemstones, generically known as "ruby" or "carbuncle." That distinction was lost during the Dark Ages but revived in the Enlightenment, as science undertook its quest to understand the nature of things. For two and a half centuries rubellite has had a part of that great unraveling. Today "rubellite" refers to the pink to red variety of tourmaline, a large group of borosilicates. Coveted most for its endless combinations of colors, just a handful of species - elbaite, liddicoatite, rossmanite - form rubellite, which is found as large, gemmy, euthedral crystals in pegmatites across the globe.

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. Roberto Appiani; Paul Balayer; Frank Coffa; Emanuela Cucchiari; Kevin Dixon; Gary Freeman; Walter Gabriel; Adalberto Giazotto; Peter Huber; Jan Kanis; Dawn Kellett; Eckehard Julius Petsch; Roberto Pucci; George Rossman; Thomas Schüpbach; Jeff Scovil; Fred Wilda Ilustrador. In fine condition.

Soft cover. Condición: New. No Jacket. Various Ilustrador. 1st Edition. The colorful varieties of beryl - from clear goshenite, to vibrant emerald, to serene aquamarine - have been inspiring scientists, mystics and poets for millennia. Found in a range of shapes, sizes and colors, beryl is as diverse as the Earth in which it forms. Today, much is known and much remains unknown about the gemstone, mineral specimen and strategic ore that is beryl. Contributions by: Dmitriy Belakovskiy, John Bradshaw, Bruce Cairncross, Alexander U. Falster, Jesse Fisher, Lee Groat, Dermot Henry, Rupert Hochleitner, Michael Huber, Lee Van Iderstine, Marc Jacobson, Bruce Jarnot, Guanghua Liu, Peter Lyckberg, Luiz Menezez, Alfredo Petrov, Tony Potucek, Federico Pezzotta, William B. Simmons, Fabio Tamagnini, Stefan Weiss, Michael Wise Edited by: Alexander U. Falster, Miranda D. Jarnot, Günther A. Neumeier, William B. Simmons, Gloria Staebler, Michael Wise Illustrations by: Roberto Appiani, Paul Balayer, Bruce Cairncross, Frank Coffa, Emanuale Cucchiari, Kevin Dixon, Jesse Fisher, Gary Freeman, Bernie Gaboury, Walter Gabriel, Adalberto Giazotto, Lee Groat, Tino Hammid, John Haupt, Peter Huber, Terry Huizing, Jan Kanis, Dawn Kellet, Peter Lyckberg, Luiz Menezes, Gunther Neumeier, Eckehard J. Petsch, Roberto Pucci, George Rossman, Thomas Schüpbach, Jeff Scovil, Harold & Erica van Pelt, Stefan Weiss, Frederick Wilda, Brad Wilson.

535 Seiten mit zahlreichen farbigen Abbildungen. Gutes Exemplar mit nur leichten Gebrauchsspuren. Textsauber und aus einem Nichtraucherhaushalt. Dieses Exemplar stammt aus der Bibliothek von Dr. Volker Hellmann, ehemaliger Dozent am Fachbereich Biologie der Universität Konstanz. Sprache: Deutsch Großformat, Original-Pappband mit Schutzumschlag.