Slabbing on shares

Article Abstract:

Stones cannot be polished without cutting it, an activity which requires a saw. However, if one does not have a saw, he could have a lapidary club member cut the rock for him. Called slabbing on shares, the agreement will have the rock owner pay the club member with pieces of the rock.

Management, Stone-cutting, Stone cutting

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Burnished brass pin/pendant

Article Abstract:

Gemstones, particularly freeform stones, can be cut and made into a brass pin or pendant. The first and most significant step is to create compositional sketches and using the basic shape of the finished stone. Step by step instructions are presented.

Design and construction, Gem cutting, Pendants (Jewelry)

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"Shoe shining" cabochons

Article Abstract:

Cabochon can be shaped into a smoother curve to achieve a better polish through the use of a sanding cloth held between two pieces of wood. Detailed instructions on the construction of such a device for polishing cabochon is provided.

Gems

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