The JOURNAL OF PEGMATOLOGY publishes the results of original scientific research, review articles and abstracts in the general fields of pegmatology.  Specific areas of coverage include, but are not restricted to, descriptive mineralogy, geochemistry, igneous petrology, experimental mineralogy and petrology, crystal chemistry and isotope geochemistry, major and trace element geochemistry, clay minerals,  geochemistry of mineral-fluid systems, new minerals and mineral occurrences, new pegmatite localities, regional studies, petrography and petrogenesis.

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2. Name of authors (with first name given in full for each author)
3. Address (Electronic-mail address of the corresponding author).

English is the preferred language of scientific communication in an international journal and authors are encouraged to submit all manuscripts in English . Manuscripts should be submitted to the chief editor as a Word document, text or pdf file.  

CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING POINTS WHEN PREPARING THE WORD-PROCESSED TEXT AND SUBMITTING PHOTOGRAPHS

Use preferably Times (or Times New Roman) for the text font and Symbol for the Greek and special characters.

Keep the lay-out as simple as possible (this will make it easier to re-format).

Do not right-justify your text, flush it left only.

Photographs may be submitted in either GIF or JPG format.  Image files must not be greather than 750K in size.  All photographs or images submitted to the Journal of Pegmatology must be accompanied with proper photo credits.and may be retained indefinitely for the sole use on the Pegmatite International website.

This journal follows the rules of the Commission on New Minerals and Mineral Names of the I.M.A. in all matters concerning mineral names and nomenclature.