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The article discusses the concept of making pendant with flat circle and dimensional by cutting and folding the stone.

This article from Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting provides instructions for creating a quilt called "Gemstone Dazzle." The quilt features multicolored batik fabrics in energetic hues, creating depth and sparkle. The article includes detailed information on the materials needed, cutting instructions, assembly steps, and finishing techniques. The quilt design incorporates the use of Four-Patches, foundation piecing, and various borders. The author, Leah Malasky, shares her inspiration for the quilt and suggests color variations for different seasons or holidays. The article also provides links to additional resources and videos for further assistance. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instructions to make no-torch prong-set faceted stone pendant.

Sarah Cathcart and I met during the 2020 Tucson gem show at the Hotel Tucson City Center. (In theory, one could request a custom gemstone painting from Zee with colors that would promote sleep… theoretically.) The sheer amount of precious and semi-precious gems used in one piece is insane: a single gemstone painting Zee made for a client a few years ago contained over 51,000 carats of gems. A brief foray into sliced gemstone lampshades followed, but eventually the gemstone paintings materialized and everything else has pretty much fallen by the wayside. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making bolo tie with new stone.

The article offers step by step instructions to make gemstone pendant.

The article focuses on jewelry designer Toby Pomeroy, who designed the ethical luxury jewelry range the EcoGold and EcoSilver recently. It is noted that he made a conscious choice to stop contributing to the massive environmental and social disasters caused by the precious metals mining industry in 2006 and launched EcoGold and EcoSilver.

The article reviews the exhibition entitled "Nsaio5: New Jewellery," with gems and stones featured during the 30th annual Intergem fair that was held in Europe.

A self-described lifelong rock-hound, Si was a gem, mineral, and book collector, dealer, author, and teacher. Si pored through the gem and mineral literature from the latest issue of a newsletter to the works of the figure who must surely have been his role model, Pliny the Elder. PHOTO (COLOR): Si and Ann Squared: Si and Ann Frazier, Lapidary Journal Foreign Correspondents, visiting Merle and John White, in 1996. [Extracted from the article]