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Post by gemkoi on Jul 14, 2006 14:08:43 GMT -5
Hey Guys, A few here already know, but i uploaded a tiffany Stone Cabochon ablum into Tony's Gemstone creation gallery on his website. here is the driect link; pacificjadeart.com/Gallery1/Tiffany-Stone-Cabochons And one of the better examples. ![](http://pacificjadeart.com/Gallery1/albums/Tiffany-Stone-Cabochons/cab20_018_1.thumb.jpg) These are all sold and old cabochons. As i being putting together a sold cabochon gallery for my site. And Wanted to share these ones frist on both sites. AS when Tiffany stone gets this good, it worth checking out for future referce. Enjoy. And for anyone looking for Tony, stop by his message board and say hi.
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Post by joe on Jul 15, 2006 20:02:09 GMT -5
Those are some really nice cabs. I see why they sold!
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Post by sandsman1 on Jul 16, 2006 9:34:01 GMT -5
lookin good shain that tif. stone is very nice color and design but i have a hard time with the shine on it -- ill have to do some more and get the hang of it
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Post by gemkoi on Jul 16, 2006 12:09:47 GMT -5
Ya John, i would concur on that. This is were buying the good stuff is more than worth it. As if its gritty at all in texture, it really wont polish without a sealer. High opal content is good, but those pieces tend to be all fractured up. Allot of times when i get a slab cut, i will break it right then and see how the pieces lay. Kicking out most into a chip box, and slecting maybe 1 or 2 pieces that may be able to cut a cab. BUt then still its a trial all the way home. BUt its one of those types i will put a high price on, and if someone ask or complains about it being high. Then they have no real clue about the material. BUt more often they never sit that long anyhow.
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