Faceted Gemstones
The average person viewing a faceted diamond or colored gemstone will be amazed at the complexity of design and the amount of work and patience it must have required to produce such a stunningly beautiful product. Faceting is the art of cutting facets, or flat faces, on the geometric shapes of precious and semi-precious gemstones. Faceting improves the appearance of gemstones by facilitating and enhancing their ability to reflect light, creating a dazzling and brilliant sparkling effect.
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Amber Polished Cabochon Amber: Alternative Birthstone for Taurus Sacral Hara Chakra stone These reconstituted cabochons each have excellent color and high polish. Amber is technically not a gemstone or mineral, but a fossilized sap from prehistoric trees that has aged over the course of millions of years. Amber is usually thought of as yellow golden…
Onyx Cabachon You will receive the exact stones in the photo. Onyx is the stone for a 7th Year Anniversary. Onyx is often used to help release negative emotions such as sorrow and grief. It is used to end unhappy or bothersome relationships.
Opal Faceted Gemstone You will receive the exact stones in the photo. Opal was formed many millions of years ago, when a combination of silica and water flowed into cracks and spaces in the ground. This then gradually hardened and solidified to become opal. Opals contain water, which makes them very sensitive to heat. They…
Pink Topaz Faceted Gemstone You will receive the exact stones in the photo. Pink Topaz: Birthstone for November 16 year Anniversary stone Throat Chakra stone Topaz occurs in a range of different colors: deep golden yellow (Imperial Topaz), blue, light to medium brown (Champagne Topaz), pink, and white topaz. Topaz can be found in Brazil,…
Turquoise Faceted Gemstone You will receive the exact stones in the photo. Turquoise: Birthstone for December 11th Anniversary stone Throat Chakra stone Turquoise is one of the oldest protection amulets, and was also known as a symbol of wealth in many ancient cultures. Turquoise can be found in Southwestern US, Australia, Chile and India.