Related Links

The following organizations are among the experts in geology we refer to frequently. The information they provide can prove informative and interesting to our customers seeking more details regarding Gemology and Geology.

American Gem Society

Retail jewelers’ trade organization.
ags.org

American Gem Trade Association

American Gem Trade Association (AGTA), P.O. Box 581043, Dallas, TX 75258-1043 USA, phone (214) 742-4367. Gem dealers trade organization.
agta.org

Canadian Institute of Gemology

is a Web site dedicated to the fascinating field of gemology.
cigem.ca

Geological Organizations

A list of geological organizations and links to their sites.
ags.org

Geology - University of California Museum of Paleontogy

Exploring this series of exhibits will take you on a journey through the history of the Earth, with stops at particular points in time to examine the fossil record and stratigraphy.
ucmp.berkeley.edu

Geology.com

was created to satisfy a great demand for accurate information which is so strongly needed in the jewelry
geology.com

GIA - Gemological Institute of America

Features a gem encyclopedia, research and professional education resources.
gia.edu

International Gemological Institute, Inc.

Diamond and colored stone appraisals and courses, diamond repairs.
igi-usa.com

Mining.com

Good source for global mining news.
mining.com

GIA - Gemological Institute of America

USGS scientists uncover the secrets of the deep, including environment, resources, and natural hazards, in the Coastal and Marine Geology Program.
geology.usgs.gov

Mining Journal

the weekly newspaper of the mining industry.
mining-journal.com

The Guardian

Mining information from around the world.
theguardian.com

The National Mining Association

the official voice of U.S. mining offers information on minerals and safety.
nma.org

University of Cambridge Earth Sciences

the home page of the Department of Earth Sciences, University of Cambridge
esc.cam.ac.uk//b>