Issue
What a specimen tells by itself and what we have to record for it: traces on diamond crystals, a hidden emerald from the Habachtal, gold wires from the Gran Sabana and four ways to document a collection.
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Contents of this issue
Editorial, articles, and the pages to leaf through
Where the familiar holds something new: rare minerals from Wittichen in the Black Forest, iridescent garnets from Drammen, Norway, the pegmatites of Ishikawa, Japan, and farewell to the Maucher mineral shop.
What makes a locality significant: colorful agates from San Rafael in Argentina, the tourmalines of the island of Elba and the microminerals of the Kaiserbründl on the Gratlspitze in Tyrol.
Rarity, form and fortune: red beryl from Utah's Thomas Mountains, the crystal forms of gold, new microminerals from the Siegerland and three legendary amazonite specimens from Colorado.