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Rock Art => Cabochons, Intarsias, Cameos => Topic started by: irockhound on July 09, 2021, 10:48:12 AM
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It is quite a mix of stones, most are known to most everyone. The one odd ball is the Mojave seam plume. This Seam I found about 4 months back and am waiting for it to cool down out here to dig some more. Sort of reminds me of some of the Moroccan seam material. The Forest Fire is from my Forest Fire spot and not the Forest Fire that comes out of Idaho, totally different material.
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All of them are SWEET!!!!! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:
Great workmanship and selection as always!
Craig
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All top grade, love the colours in the copper mineralisation
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Saw these the other day, and didn't comment. I think speechless is the word... .
The material is all great, but the composition of the cabs is what really sets them off. Very complimentary shapes for the colors and internal features on all of them.
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Thank you, since I don't sell this is my only feedback on the forum. I cut them, stick them in trays and onto shelves to lead lonely lives. If only I see them and there isn't feedback It takes away some of the joy of creating something beautiful. Always good and important to hear feedback as I try new shapes and patterns.
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Steve,
Why not share your beautiful pieces? Is there a reason you do not sell? The quality is better than most available out there. I am just asking. There are a lot of folks who would like to take your work one step farther.
Anyway, beautiful work you are doing and if it collects dust for the foreseeable future that is OK
Thanks for sharing...
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I haven't needed the money as of yet but I guess I just don't know what fair prices would be, so subjective on a lot of materials. Of course most importantly is how/where. I have my website and even another that I bought years ago "greatstones.com" that I have never used but my web skills are meager at best and my rockhoundingusa website I built with antique software so it isn't very platform friendly or easily adaptable. Seems like a mountain to climb if I went down that road.
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Those cabs are superb in both design and color quality. I wonder if you put a price on this site for each stone. There should be several members that can give you accurate prices that you could use if you did want to sell.
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Hello to everyone…Thankyou Steve for your great work. The difference between a cutter and an artist clearly evidenced here. Attention and respect in presenting the natural stones in ways that enhance their beauty and are pleasing to the eye… Sadly I rarely see this quality of work here in Australia…where high end lapidary skill is pretty rare.
Good friend on mine Murray Thompson from desertfire designs is one exception. Check out his Instagram and website..his gold in quartz..unbelievable, as are his other gems.
I haven’t been here in ages. Thanks to Vince for messaging me and providing me with a pathway back in…I forgot all my log in info, even the name of the forum..
Cheers to all and well done again Steve,
Mike
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Thanks so much for the kind words I appreciate it so much. I went to the desert fire designs website and looked at the work. Some lovely stuff coming out there.
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Every one of these is very special and different. That copper one is amazing! Where is it from?
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I am completely unsure where the copper mix came from. There was a bunch of blocks of the material and a stack of slabs when that realtor gave me his wife's material. I wish I knew but got plenty to keep me busy