- GemKids
Spanish conquistadors, Inca kings, and pharaohs treasured this rich green gem See an emerald cross from a sunken ship!
- View All Gems - Gem Kids - Gemological Institute of America
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- About GemKids - Gemological Institute of America
GemKids offers free programs and resources designed to inspire and educate students about the fascinating world of gems and minerals, including GemKit by GemKids™ online and GemTrip by GemKids™ at our Carlsbad, CA campus
- GemKids Educational Program
GemKit by GemKids™ Bring a unique, engaging learning experience to your students in earth sciences and gems The multimedia lesson plans complement Next Generation Science Standards with hands-on activities, videos, and worksheets
- GIA Kids | Find My Gem
Gems come in all colors of the rainbow Find which gems come in your favorite color
- GemTrip by GemKids - Gemological Institute of America
Bring your students to the Gemological Institute of America's beautiful ocean-view campus in Carlsbad, CA, and experience GemTrip by GemKids™, a free, two-hour exploration of gems, jewelry, and earth science
- GemKit by GemKids - Gemological Institute of America
This completely free resource is just one part of the GemKids mission to spark curiosity, foster a love of learning, and inspire the next generation of jewelers and gemologists
- Sapphire - Gemological Institute of America
Sapphire is corundum, the same type of mineral as ruby, except that it is not red Sapphire is famous for its blue color, but it also comes in many other colors, such as orange and pink They are called fancy sapphires
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