The blue chalcedony gemstone cabochons shown here are 6mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
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Snowflake Obsidian Cabochons (6mm Round)
The snowflake obsidian gemstone cabochons shown here are 6mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
Pyrite Cabochons (6mm Round Checkerboard)
The pyrite gemstone cabochons shown here are 6mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
The mineral pyrite (or iron pyrite) is an iron sulfide. This mineral’s metallic luster and pale brass-yellow hue give it a superficial resemblance to gold, hence the well-known nickname of fool’s gold. Pyrite may tarnish with humidity. If you keep it in closed plastic bag, just like sterling silver, it will not tarnish.
Lemon Quartz Cabochons (8mm Round Checkerboard)
The lemon quartz gemstone cabochons shown here are 8mm in diameter, and are available to be handcrafted into custom pieces for you.
Yellow Quartz Cabochon
The sweet yellow quartz cabochon shown here is 20mm long. It is available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring or pendant for you.
Lemon Quartz Cabochon
The luscious lemon quartz cabochon shown here is 20mm long. It is available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring or pendant for you.
Moonstone Rectangle Cabochon
The beautiful moonstone cabochon shown here is 18mm long. It is available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring or pendant for you.
Reserved – Charoite Cabochon
PLEASE NOTE: This cabochon is reserved for a lovely client.
The lovely charoite cabochon shown here is 25mm long. It is available to be handcrafted into a custom made pendant for you.
Haematite Cabochons
The stunning haematite cabochons shown here are 14mm long. They are available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring, pendant or earrings for you.
Vesuvianite Cabochons
The lovely vesuviante cabochon pair shown here are 17mm long. They are available to be handcrafted into a custom made ring, pendant or earrings for you.
Vesuvianite, also known as idocrase, is named for Mount Vesuvius in Italy where it was initially discovered. It is usually found in green but also can occur in purple, red, white, brown or yellow.