Don't let a broken cab break your heart

Article Abstract:

Valuable gemstones with broken or lost cab may be saved by reshaping them. A seven-step instruction on how to effectively reshape gemstones is presented. A practice on recutting cabs on softer or less valuable material is advised before starting on the process.

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Pointers for new lapidaries

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Lapidary beginners are advised to use a material with the best quality, color, pattern, and free from fractures. For the first slab, it is important to clamp the rough firmly to avoid slipping or moving it when cutting. Other techniques are presented.

Jewelry making

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Jewels of nature

Article Abstract:

Nature in art is portrayed in the lapidary designs of Lynn Gould. A self-educated gem carver, Gould's nature-inspired designs are influenced by his experiences as an arborist.

Influence, Design and construction, Works, Jewelry, Gem carving, Nature (Aesthetics), Gould, Lynn

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