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Colored Stones Final Assessment: 209 Questions with Verified Answers 2026 Update

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Colored Stones Final Assessment: 209 Questions with Verified Answers 2026 Update 1. All garnets have essentially the same - ANSWER crystal structure 2. Tsavorite and hessonite are both varieties of - ANSWER Grossular 3. The most desirable, vibrant, and rare blue natural spinels are colored by - ANSWER cobalt and iron 4. Horsetail inclusions are found in - ANSWER demantoid 5. Mandarin garnet has been used as a trade name for - ANSWER spessartine 6. Tsavorite is colored by - ANSWER Vanadium 7. The substitution of one chemical element for another in the crystal structure of a mineral is called - ANSWER isomorphous replacement 8. A treatment that makes turquoise less porous without the use of polymers and improves its ability to take a good polish is - ANSWER the Zachery method 9. Which of the following does turquoise usually form in? - ANSWER limonite 10. The world's largest producer of turquoise today is - ANSWER the southwestern United States 11. The only source of charoite is - ANSWER Russia 12. Stabilized turquoise is a trade term for - ANSWER polymer-impregnated turquoise 13. Light-colored or colorless spodumene can be treated to a kunzite color by - ANSWER irradiation followed by careful heating 14. Spectrolite is a variety of - ANSWER Labradorite 15. By which era had moonstone gone out of style? - ANSWER Art Deco 16. Rainbow moonstone is a trade term for a type of - ANSWER Labradoritetree resin hardened over time up to 1000 years - ANSWER amber 17. inmature amber - ANSWER copal 18. most valuable amber - ANSWER transparent red 19. cause amber color change over time - ANSWER oxidation 20. circular marks sometimes left in amber when heat and oil it - ANSWER sun spangles 21. coral most valuable color - ANSWER intense red 22. color of conchiolin coral - ANSWER black and gold 23. most valuable ivory - ANSWER elephant tusks 24. ornamental form of lignite coal - ANSWER jet 25. major jet source - ANSWER England 26. A natural, inorganic substance with a characteristic chemical composition and usually characteristic crystal structure is a(n) - ANSWER mineral 27. Which of the following is a gem variety - ANSWER demantoid 28. A substance that consists of atoms of only one kind is a - ANSWER Chemicals element 29. A broad gem category based on chemical composition and crystal structure is a - ANSWER gem species. 30. Kunzite is most often found in association with - ANSWER tourmaline and beryl in pegmatite. 31. Velvety blue to violetish blue, in medium to medium-dark tones, with strong to vivid saturation - ANSWER Fine sapphire 32. What trace elements cause the blue of sapphire? - ANSWER Iron and titanium 33. A smokey corundum that turns blue when treated - ANSWER Dhun 34. Higher levels of iron make basalt-hosted sapphires ______ than non-basaltic saphhires. - ANSWER Darker 35. What is the trade name cosidered as the finest blue sapphire? - ANSWER Kashmir 36. A common sapphire characteristic - ANSWER Color zoning 37. Most sapphires are ______ to improve their appearance. - ANSWER Heat treated 38. Fine quality, untreated sapphires make up ______ of the sapphire market. - ANSWER A small but extremely valuable segment 39. What country buys about half of the blue sapphires on the world market? - ANSWER USA 40. Kashmir sapphires owe their reputation to a brief period of output during what time period? - ANSWER 1880s 41. What country is a major center of the corrundum trade, funneling a steady flow of gems from worldwide sources into the consumer market? - ANSWER Thailand 42. What country is the world's largest source of dark blue, commercial quality blue sapphires? - ANSWER Australia 43. What country has become a significant source of good to fine qualtiy blue sapphires? - ANSWER Madagascar 44. The most common sapphire synthesis method - ANSWER Flame fusion 45. Milky, greyish, or brownish corundum that can be treated to a fine blue color - ANSWER Geuda

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Colored Stones Final Assessment: 209
Questions with Verified Answers 2026 Update
1. All garnets have essentially the same - ANSWER crystal structure

2. Tsavorite and hessonite are both varieties of - ANSWER Grossular

3. The most desirable, vibrant, and rare blue natural spinels are colored by -
ANSWER cobalt and iron

4. Horsetail inclusions are found in - ANSWER demantoid

5. Mandarin garnet has been used as a trade name for - ANSWER spessartine

6. Tsavorite is colored by - ANSWER Vanadium

7. The substitution of one chemical element for another in the crystal structure
of a mineral is called - ANSWER isomorphous replacement

8. A treatment that makes turquoise less porous without the use of polymers
and improves its ability to take a good polish is - ANSWER the Zachery
method

9. Which of the following does turquoise usually form in? - ANSWER
limonite

10.The world's largest producer of turquoise today is - ANSWER the
southwestern United States

11.The only source of charoite is - ANSWER Russia

12.Stabilized turquoise is a trade term for - ANSWER polymer-impregnated
turquoise

13.Light-colored or colorless spodumene can be treated to a kunzite color by -
ANSWER irradiation followed by careful heating

14.Spectrolite is a variety of - ANSWER Labradorite
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,15.By which era had moonstone gone out of style? - ANSWER Art Deco

16.Rainbow moonstone is a trade term for a type of - ANSWER Labradoritetree
resin hardened over time up to 1000 years - ANSWER amber

17.inmature amber - ANSWER copal

18.most valuable amber - ANSWER transparent red

19.cause amber color change over time - ANSWER oxidation

20.circular marks sometimes left in amber when heat and oil it - ANSWER sun
spangles

21.coral most valuable color - ANSWER intense red

22.color of conchiolin coral - ANSWER black and gold

23.most valuable ivory - ANSWER elephant tusks

24.ornamental form of lignite coal - ANSWER jet

25.major jet source - ANSWER England

26.A natural, inorganic substance with a characteristic chemical composition
and usually characteristic crystal structure is a(n) - ANSWER mineral

27.Which of the following is a gem variety - ANSWER demantoid

28.A substance that consists of atoms of only one kind is a - ANSWER
Chemicals element

29.A broad gem category based on chemical composition and crystal structure
is a - ANSWER gem species.

30.Kunzite is most often found in association with - ANSWER tourmaline and
beryl in pegmatite.
31.Velvety blue to violetish blue, in medium to medium-dark tones, with strong
to vivid saturation - ANSWER Fine sapphire
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,32.What trace elements cause the blue of sapphire? - ANSWER Iron and
titanium

33.A smokey corundum that turns blue when treated - ANSWER Dhun

34.Higher levels of iron make basalt-hosted sapphires ______ than non-basaltic
saphhires. - ANSWER Darker

35.What is the trade name cosidered as the finest blue sapphire? - ANSWER
Kashmir

36.A common sapphire characteristic - ANSWER Color zoning

37.Most sapphires are ______ to improve their appearance. - ANSWER Heat
treated

38.Fine quality, untreated sapphires make up ______ of the sapphire market. -
ANSWER A small but extremely valuable segment

39.What country buys about half of the blue sapphires on the world market? -
ANSWER USA

40.Kashmir sapphires owe their reputation to a brief period of output during
what time period? - ANSWER 1880s

41.What country is a major center of the corrundum trade, funneling a steady
flow of gems from worldwide sources into the consumer market? -
ANSWER Thailand

42.What country is the world's largest source of dark blue, commercial quality
blue sapphires? - ANSWER Australia

43.What country has become a significant source of good to fine qualtiy blue
sapphires? - ANSWER Madagascar

44.The most common sapphire synthesis method - ANSWER Flame fusion

45.Milky, greyish, or brownish corundum that can be treated to a fine blue color
- ANSWER Geuda
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, 46.Color of fine blue sapphire - ANSWER Blue to violetish blue

47.Blue sapphires that orginate in basaltic rock generally have a... - ANSWER
Higher iron content

48.Finer quality Kashmir blue sapphires typically show what type of
appearance? - ANSWER Velvety

49."Inky" sapphires generally originate from... - ANSWER Australia

50.Most fine sapphires over 100 cts. come from what country? - ANSWER Sri
Lanka

51.What country emerged in the 1990s as a significant source of fine to good
quality saphhire? - ANSWER Madagascar

52.What country is the world's largest blue saphhire exporter? - ANSWER
Thailand

53.The sapphire market level supplied by Switzerland is - ANSWER Upper

54.When did Madagascar become a significant source of blue sapphire? -
ANSWER 1990s

55.What location supplies sapphires that are most likely not heat-treated? -
ANSWER Yogo Gulch

56.A Kashmir sapphire's blue is also known as - ANSWER Cornflower blue

57.A Burmese sapphire's blue is known as ______ blue and is considered
somewhat _______. - ANSWER Royal; inky

58.The "Ceylon" or "Sri Lanka" sapphire's saturation is ______ and ______.
The tone is ______ to ______. - ANSWER Greyish and strong saturation
Light to medium light tone

59.The "Palin" or "Cambodian" sapphires are typically ______ to ______ in
color and look best when fashioned into smaller sizes. - ANSWER Violetish
blue to slightly greenish blue
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