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Geology and gems of mogok area, Pyin Oo Lwin District, Mandalay Region

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Title Geology and gems of mogok area, Pyin Oo Lwin District, Mandalay Region
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Publication date 2015
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Tin Zaw Oo
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Mogok area is situated about 200 km north of Mandalay and 148 km northeast of Shwebo. The study area is bounded by N latitude 23˚15'-22˚52' and 96˚10'-96˚45' E longitude. Mogok can be easily accessed by car in 5-6 hours drive from Mandalay, depending on the weather conditions. Geologically, the Mogok gems mining area is situated within the Mogok Metamorphic Belt (MMB). The MMB is a mid-Cenozoic orogenic belt that has suffered significant erosion due to weathering. It is comprised of steeply dipping, deformed, medium to high grade metamorphic rocks consisting mainly of mica schists, marbles, calc-silicate rocks, gneiss and a smaller amount of quartzites. They are often intruded by igneous rocks, such as syneite, leucogranite, biotite microgranite (Kabaing Granite), peridotite-dunite, as well as pegmatite dykes. Mogok gems are born in metamorphic, igneous and in skarn-contact zone rocks involving complex metasomatic, magmatic and pegmatitic processes. Mogok and other villages nearby have been famous since ancient times for its gemstones, especially ruby and sapphire, but semi-precious stones such as lapis lazuli, garnet, moonstone, peridot and chrysoberyl are also found. Most gems are found in alluvial marble gravels by means of panning, tunneling and digging pits by hand. Some are found as insitu in marble, gneiss and skarn rocks. Those insitu gems are extracted by tunneling. Gems are sold in markets in Mogok . 90 % of the world’s rubies come from Myanmar, Mogok. The Mogok gems are noted as the world’s finest “pigeon’s blood” rubies and the world’s most beautiful “royal blue” sapphire.
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Mogok Metamorphic Belt
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