February 11, 2001
- Gem shows crowd already making plans for next year
February 10, 2001
- Top this, Easter Bunny
- Call the guy who knows every facet
- Looking to save serious bucks? You might want to go faux
- Nearby caves, 1 dry, 1 wet, beckon curious
- Gem show briefs
February 9, 2001
- Stonecutter makes true jewel his own
- Smuggled objects 'a touchy subject'
- North Fourth is quirky, offbeat
- Gem Show briefs
February 8, 2001
- Big show featuring Fabergé is opening
- How to get ahead of the gem curve at swank boutiques
- If desert bores, try Mount Lemmon
- It's a dog's life at many show stops
February 7, 2001
- Visiting jewelers find a yoga bonus in Tucson
- Museums just minutes from Downtown gem shows
- Dealer robbed 2nd year in row
February 6, 2001
- Metaphysical show sales drooping
- Gem Show danger zone
- Gem-weary can seek out world-class photography
- Fabergé kin totes bag full of history to show
- Dainty is out, chunky is in
February 5, 2001
- Fossil fanatics
- Fossil fanatics
- Gem show briefs
February 4, 2001
- Ax's glint lights way to ye olde armory
- Gem industry is seeking to recapture its former sparkle
- For Visitors: Regional plants thrive at Botanical Gardens
- Gem show briefs
February 3, 2001
- Zimbabwean bears village's burden, hope
- For visitors: Nearby caves, 1 dry, 1 wet, beckon curious
- Gem show profile: Call the guy who knows every facet
- Little reason to hoof it
- Gem show briefs
- Where to park
February 2, 2001
- 'Cops everywhere' help to ensure Gem Show is relatively crime free
- Opal, obsidian seller mines a rich vein of humor
- For visitors: If you tire of all the bustle, take a break at Reid Park
- Gem show brief
February 1, 2001
- Indian motifs' misuse is a sad facet of life at gem shows, elsewhere
- Gem Show briefs
- San Xavier mission a lovely look at our past
- Impish purveyor of Asian art, beads delights in lampooning the industry
- Where to park
January 31, 2001
- Science? Forget it! Meteorites are pretty
- Gem Show briefs
- Space-colonization lab now used to study Earth
- Where to park
January 30, 2001
- State officials tag 257 scales found illegal by inspectors
- Government's excess crystallized for dealer
- Gem Show briefs
- Air and Space Museum, Casa Molina rate a visit
- Where to park
January 29, 2001
- UA's Raman spectrometer is the last word on mineral ID
- Bartering can get you something as dear as shrunken goat heads
- Gem nuggets
- Tohono Chul Park offers quick getaway from crowds
- For visitors: Take in Sabino Canyon and dine out at Sakura
January 28, 2001
- Web lets Tucson event cast global net
- Area mineral museums dig the gem shows, too
- Interest in gems crystallized at early age
- Tohono Chul Park offers quick getaway from crowds
- Where to park
January 27, 2001
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Gem show satisfies diverse appetites
- Rolling stones gather a few bucks by lifting rocks for shows
- Take Speedway west to some other gems
- Gem show nuggets: Stringing beads made easy
- Where to park
January 26, 2001
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Gems set city aglitter: Treasures abound for rockhounds
January 24, 2001
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Dusting off for the big show
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