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Gem generally refers to a gemstone, a cut rock or mineral. It can also refer to:
Aircraft
- Rolls-Royce Gem, a helicopter engine made by Rolls-Royce
Computers and software
- A package format of the RubyGems package manager for the Ruby programming language library
- Graphical Environment Manager, a windowing system created by Digital Research
- GEM metafile for the Digital Research Graphical Environment Manager
- Graphics Execution Manager, a modern memory manager specialized for use in device drivers for graphics chipsets
Economy
- Growth Enterprise Market, a stock market for growth companies in Hong Kong
Insects
- Gem (moth), a moth of the family Geometridae
Music
- G.E.M., a Hong Kong Singer
- Gem (band), an indie rock band from the Netherlands
- Gem Archer, of British rock group oasis
- Gem, a group who performed in the 1981 Song for Europe, later renamed Paris, led by Andy Hill (composer)
- g.e.m., a project of Japanese singer-songwriter Megumi Hinata and Akimitsu Honma
Places
- Gem, California, a former settlement in the United States
- Gem, Indiana, a small town in the United States
- Gem, Kansas, a small town in the United States
Publications
- The Gem, an early 20th century British story paper
Scientific abbreviations
- Gemini (constellation); "Gem" is the standard astronomical abbreviation
- A geminal compound in chemistry
- Gas Electron Multiplier; A detector for ionizing radiation.
- "GEM" abbreviation for "German equatorial mount" in telescope Equatorial mounts
Ships
- USS Gem (SP-41), a United States Navy patrol vessel in commission from 1917 to 1919
- USS Gem of the Sea (1861), a United States Navy bark in commission from 1861 to 1865
Television
- "Gem," the 12th episode of the only season of the series The Inside; see List of The Inside episodes
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