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	Pink Eye Picture Jasper, Oregon	This is a little known jasper from the Owyhee Mountains. I dug the last of it out with some friends who found it 40 years ago. We spent half a day looking for more, and came up empty :(	40 x 25 mm	$10.00	NEW
	Cabochon 02	Buckskin Jasper, Oregon	This is an uber rare jasper from the Ochoco Mountains near Prineville OR. I know the gentleman and his daughter who discovered and dug it. I got a box full of slabs and sold them all except for a few for me to make cabochons from. As far as she knows there isn't much more out there except for what she sold in her rock shop.	38 x 18 mm	$12.00	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	YES
	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	YES
	Cabochon 05	Holley Blue Agate, Oregon	This is a darker blue than most Holley, and the darker shades are a bit more valuable than the pale blue.	30 x 18 mm	$15.00	NEW
	Cabochon 06	Thulite, Tunk Creek, Washington	Thulite is a rare mineral that takes a decent polish. There are a few places around the world that have good quality and Washington is the best pink and green there is.	46 x 33 mm	$14.00	NEW
	Cabochon 07	Rhodonite, British Columbia, Canada	Rhodonite is a relatively common mineral but rarely has much of a pattern. This piece is from Salt Spring Island in BC, the last remaining quarry that is still producing gem quality material.	47 x 24 mm	$14.00	NEW
	Cabochon 08	Biggs Jasper, Fulton Canyon Oegon	Cute little piece ready for a necklace :) *One cent with a $20 order from any of the polished specimens for sale pages! Please pick only one for each order.*	13 x 18 mm oval *	*One cent!*	NEW
	Cabochon 09	Priday Polka Dot agate, Oregon	Quite a few "polka dots" in this one :)	29 x 35 pyramid	$10.00	YES
	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. 50% off sale price appears when you add it to your Paypal cart!	38 x 48 oval	50% OFF! $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	Ocean Jasper, Madagascar	The dots and orbs are what defines this jasper. Cool colors to boot!	34 x 22 mm	$14.00	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. 50% off sale price appears when you add it to your Paypal cart!	23 x 49 big freeform	50% OFF! $18.00	YES
	Cabochon 14	Polka Dot Agate, Oregon	From the famous Polka Dot agate mine, th is as good as it gets. Brown and gold dots in a white background.	25 x 20 rounded shield	$13.00	YES
	Cabochon 15	Hickoryite Jasper, Durango, Mexico	Unusual color and pattern for this jasper, I acquired a box of slabs and this was the odd one out.	38 x20 mm	$10.00	NEW
	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	Biggs Picture Jasper, Fulton Canyon Oegon	From one of my first rock digs ever in the early 90s, the owner passed away and the deposit has been wiped out. A tableau or table top cabochon is a flat polished top with curved sides.	38 x 30 mm tableau	$12.00	NEW
	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	Stilpnomelane in quartz, Washington	Stilpnomenale (the black rosettes) is a very rare and bizarre mineral that is found in a couple locations in the USA, Blanchard Hill WA is the best for making cabochons and the rest are just black dots. Even then about 1 piece in 20 is worth slabbing. I have no idea what the blue-green mineral is. The other decent location is the French Creek mines, which I used to ride my bike to and scratch around the mine dumps when I was a kid in PA :)	47 x 22 mm	$15.00	NEW
	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!

Click on the cart next to the price to purchase a piece via Paypal.

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

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FIRE SALE ON CABOCHONS 50% OFF FOR SELECTED CABS!

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

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Variety

Description

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Price

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