Six pace setters: Lapidary Journal recognizes the achievements of six new inductees to the National Rockhound and Lapidary Hall of Fame

Article Abstract:

The Lapidary Journal has placed six new inductees to the National Rockhound and Lapidary Hall of Fame. The inductees include Jim Kaufmann, Richard Knox, Harold Meals, Ken Zahn, Edwin Gueck, and Louie Redfern. The awardees have all made solid impacts in the areas of education, jewelry and paleontology.

Achievements and awards, Kaufman, Jim, Knox, Richard, Meals, Harold, Zahn, Ken, Gueck, Edwin, Redfern, Louie

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And the lapidary carved on

Article Abstract:

Gemtones owner Whittaker Freegard specializes in designing gemstones into different musical instruments. He has carved flutes of various kinds following the Japanese tradition. His creations can actually play music.

Editorial, Evaluation, Works, Gem cutting, Freegard, Whittaker

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Lapidary Journal 2001 Annual Buyers' Directory

Article Abstract:

This year's Buyers' Directory includes sections on Products and Services, Suppliers, Locations of Suppliers, Schools and Classes, Museums, Clubs, Bead Societies, Associations, and Government Land Agencies.

Directory, Buyers Guide

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