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Various stages of various rocks
Here are some photos of where I am at in this passion of turning rocks into gems
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Carnelian Agate and the result of Titanium Oxide as a polish
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This is Agate 'raw'. Lots a tumbling to bring out the beauty in these!
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Red and Yellow Jasper, from Bagdad AZ.
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My very first polished stones!
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This is some beautiful Green Quartz I cut up for polishing
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From rough cubes and shapes to "Polished Green Quartz Aventurine"
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One of my earliest and favorite stones- "Goldstone"
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Amethyst in silver wrap
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Tiger Eye wrapped in silver
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Butter Jade, soft and smooth
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Snowflake Obsidian, waiting for a saw
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Lace Agate sliced (by John Sands)
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A stone passed down from my Grandmother years ago
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Petrified Wood, this is too cool to gamble with.
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My first crack at creating something with these stones.
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Quartz wraped up in Baby Blue
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Very simple wrap with Green Quartz
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This is my second attempt, using polished quartz
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Turritella Agate, agatized turritella snails, polished
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This is real genuine Emerald. They cut and facet the best parts for jewelry.
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Autumn Jasper in a simple wrap with black binding wires
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Here is what Territella looks like rough
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Beach Rock, all polished up, usually used as fill to complete a load
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Green Quartz wrapped in gold
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Yellow is 'Tiger Eye', this is 'Falcon' or 'Hawk' eye
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Faceting a stone is a whole nother ballgame, this is my first
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