Running the spectrum

Article Abstract:

The winners of the American Gem Trade Assn.'s Spectrum Award Competition were chosen for their works that combined precious and semi-precious stones in bracelets and other pieces of jewelry. The top awardees in the event were Sean Gilson, Paul Klecka and Linda McGill.

Jewelry industry

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A spectrum of winners

Article Abstract:

The American Gem Trade Association presented awards to 15 jewelry designers for using natural colored precious stones at the 1992 Spectrum awards. Maria Christin Canale, William Richey, Martin E. Fowler, and John J. Lagenfeld presented their winning designs.

Personalities, Jewelry settings, Spectrum Awards, Canale, Maria Christin, Richey, William, Fowler, Martin E., Lagenfeld, John J.

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The best and the brightest: the 1999 Cutting Edge Competition celebrates the cream of today's lapidary crop

Article Abstract:

The winners of the 1999 American Gem Trade Association's Cutting Edge Competition are presented. Categories in the competition include faceting, carving, combination, pairs & suites and objects of art. The Best of Show winner was Philip Youngman.

United States, Gem cutting

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