Cabochons

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Many of these are from my personal collection of cabochons that I have cut for myself, most are agate, jasper, petrified wood, and miscellenous materials from Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. None of the photos are enhanced - indeed, the photos don't do these proper justice. Some are calibrated sizes and all have bevels to accomodate standard settings. Most of the freeform shapes are excellent for display, wire wrapping or custom mounts. I display mine in large Riker boxes, you can get them from some jewelry specific websites. If they have some issues (like extremely small, usually invisible, fractures), then I say so in the description. They are all have as high a polish as is possible and have no visible scratches. I am extremely picky about that. Any smudges are my greasy fingers, speckles are lint, not pits or scratches! All dimensions are in millimeters.

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SOLD means just what it says. Please do not click on the Cart button if it says SOLD All sizes are in millimeters and will fit standard cabochon settings if marked with a * Click on the number to see the large photo
Cabochon	Number	Variety	Description	Size mm	Price	Available?
	Cabochon 01	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. The lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that. All of these look better than the photos, my phone doesn't like the color and transparency.	46 x 20 7.5 grams	$25.00	NEW
	Cabochon 02	Guadalupe Jasper, Mexico	One of the best poppy jaspers out there.	22 x 23 freeform	$10.00	NEW
	Cabochon 03	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. The lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that. All of these look better than the photos, my phone doesn't like the color and transparency. This one is opaque as all the lighter colored agate is.	20 x 45 9 grams	$22.00	NEW
	Cabochon 04	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. The lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that. All of these look better than the photos, my phone doesn't like the color and transparency. a few healed fractures in this one.	23 x 34 7 grams	$20.00	NEW
	Cabochon 05	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. This lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. A few imperfections so the price reflects that. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that. THis one is a darker shade and bluer than the rest.	24 x 31 6 grams	$20.00	NEW
	Cabochon 06	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. This lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. A few imperfections so the price reflects that. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that.	15 x 21 shield 2 grams	$18.00	NEW
	Cabochon 07	Glass Buttes Gold Sheen obsidian, Oregon	In a broach pin setting. The sheen is very striking when it's moving in bright lighting. Obsidian is a natural glass so it will chip if you bang it around enough. It will survive normal use in jewelry just fine. 1 Cent WITH $25 PURCHASE from the polished rocks, fossils, and cabochons pages only. Please order only one 1 cent piece per order.	22 x 30 oval*	1 Cent!	YES
	Cabochon 08	Brazil Agate	Interesting carnelian chevron banding.	30 x 40 oval*	$8.00	YES
	Cabochon 09	Priday Polka Dot agate, Oregon	Quite a few "polka dots" in this one :)	29 x 35 pyramid	$10.00	NEW
	Cabochon 10	Royal Sahara jasper, Sudan, Africa	This is some really special jasper and not many people I know have even seen it before. This is a huge freeform, would make an incredible wire wrapped or Bolo style necklace.	38 x 48 oval	$18.00	YES
	Cabochon 11	Royal Sahara jasper, Sudan, Africa	This is some really special jasper and not many people I know have even seen it before. This is a huge freeform, would make an incredible wire wrapped or Bolo style necklace.	27 x 58 freeform	$20.00	YES
	Cabochon 12	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. This lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. A few imperfections so the price reflects that. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that.	32 x 50 big freeform	$35.00	NEW
	Cabochon 13	Maury Mountain Moss Agate, OR	This agate from the dead center of the state is well known in rockhounding circles. Intricate moss red, brown and gold moss.	23 x 49 big freeform	$18.00	YES
	Cabochon 14	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	The queen of the blue agates, a must have for an serious agate collector. We dug this in the 1990s before the area was closed due to greedy people helping themselves to whatever they could grab even if it meant pulling up trees that the owner had planted. This lavender/light purple color is one of the most desirable shades. A few imperfections so the price reflects that. This agate sells for 50 cents - $1.00 a gram for the rough, so the cabochon prices naturally reflect that. It is much lighter and bluer than the photo.	48 x 14 5 grams	$28.00	NEW
	Cabochon 15	Ribbon obsidian, Glass Buttes, OR	Cool red ribbons deep down under the surface of the cab.	18 x 25 oval *	$10.00	YES
	Cabochon 16	Bruneau picture jasper, ID	THis is verl well known for its cool oblong overlapping orbs of color. From the Bruneau River canyon, what's left is embedded in concrete-like rhyolite and it's a Wild and Scenic River so it will never be mined again :(	31 x 43 freeform	$20.00	YES
	Cabochon 17	Tiger Eye, South Africa	I see so much great material butchered on the web that it makes me a little nauseous. I know how to get the best out of this stone. Much brighter, chatoyant moving sheen in person, I can't post a video here because I have no idea how to do it.	25 x 34 tombstone!	$17.00	YES
	Cabochon 18	Tiger Eye, South Africa	I see so much great material butchered on the web that it makes me a little nauseous. I know how to get the best out of this stone. Much brighter, chatoyant moving sheen in person, I can't post a video here because I have no idea how to do it.	34x19 rhomboid	$15.00	YES
	Cabochon 19	Tiger Eye, South Africa	I see so much great material butchered on the web that it makes me a little nauseous. I know how to get the best out of this stone. Much brighter, chatoyant moving sheen in person, I can't post a video here because I have no idea how to do it. It looks like the piece above because I cut them from the same slab :)	30x13 rhomboid	$13.00	YES
	Cabochon 20	Tiger Eye, South Africa	I see so much great material butchered on the web that it makes me a little nauseous. I know how to get the best out of this stone. Much brighter, chatoyant moving sheen in person, I can't post a video here because I have no idea how to do it. Yes, it's from the same slab :) Come sail away... (for my fellow Styx fans!)	42x24 freeform	$18.00	YES

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Cabochons

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All pieces will be sent via USPS First Class Parcel mail

If you don't want to use Paypal, CONTACT ME HERE

I also accept money orders and cashier's checks in the mail. I accept cash, debit & credit card payments if you pick up your rocks here!

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I'll be adding more as time allows, so check back often :)

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All sizes are in millimeters and will fit standard cabochon settings if marked with a *

Click on the number to see the large photo

Cabochon

Number

Variety

Description

Size mm

Price

Available?

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