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 pieces will be sent via USPS First Class Parcel mail

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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 an * In general I'm not making standard size cabochons anymore, unless the slab tells me to. I'm over trying to force a beautiful slab into a shape that somebody else thinks it should be. Click on the number to see the large photo
Cabochon	Number	Variety	Description	Size mm	Price	Available?
	Cabochon 21	Gary Green Jasper, McDermitt OR	This well known jasper comes from the McDermitt caldera. doesn like to polish but I'm pretty good at coaxing a nice polish out of it. Although it looks like petrified wood it is not, it was tested with some milion dollar scientific equipment. When the McDermitt hotspot volcano blew up and formed the 40 mile wide caldera it was and still is one of the largest known explosions (if not the largest) ever to happen on the continent. Only Yellowstone has the potential to be bigger. Yikes!	25 x 43 freeform	$17.00	NEW
	Cabochon 22	Autumn Hope Jasper, Madras OR	This jasper was dug once, and all of it was sold (much of it to me). Tight tan/brown/lilac lines.	27 x 32 freeform	$12.00	NEW
	Cabochon 23	Marston Ranch Jasp-agate, Ashwood, Oregon	This is from one of the first pieces to come out of the mine after a 20 year hiatus in 1994. I think it's one of the best pieces that has come out since that day.	28 x 39 pentagon	$16.00	YES
	Cabochon 24	Marston Ranch Jasp-agate, Ashwood, Oregon	This is from one of the first pieces to come out of the mine after a 20 year hiatus in 1994. I think it's one of the best pieces that has come out since that day.	21 x 29 oval*	$12.00	YES
	Cabochon 25	Marston Ranch Jasp-agate, Ashwood, Oregon	This is from one of the first pieces to come out of the mine after a 20 year hiatus in 1994. I think it's one of the best pieces that has come out since that day.	18 x 25 oval*	$14.00	YES
	Cabochon 26	Picture Jasper	Intricate red/brown/cream patterns. This could ne Antelope/Firecracker from the Owyhee Mtns. OR.	26 x 40 freeform	$14.00	YES
	Cabochon 27	Graveyard Point plume agate, Oregon	Great mix of colorful plumes in this one.	30 x 33 freeform	$20.00	YES
	Cabochon 28	Wonderstone, Nevada	This is actually volcanic rhyolite, not jasper. It takes a high matte polish. Has a tiny little fracture in the lower left of the photo.	29 x 48 freeform	$13.00	YES
	Cabochon 29	Chief Paulina Agate, Nartz Ranch, Ashwood OR	I know this looks a lot like some Polka Dot agate. They are about a mile apart.	20 x 39 oval*	$12.00	YES
	Cabochon 30	Buckskin Jasper, Ochoco Mtns. OR	This jasper was dug in the 1960s and is so rare that only the claim owner's daughter could correctly identify it for me. I stumbled into a box of slabs and cabbed a few of them. It takes a very high polish for this type of jasper.	24 x 30 freeform	$12.00	NEW
	Cabochon 31	Priday Moss agate, Richardson Ranch, Oregon	This is agate from the center of a thunderegg from the "Moss Bed". I like the moss far more than I like the eggs, so I slab the big ones and make cabochons.	16 x 49 freeform	$18.00	YES
	Cabochon 32	Rainbow obsidian, Glass Buttes, Oregon	Nice rainbow bands from a well known deposit. The rainbow sheen is only visible in strong lighting or outdoors.	47 x 39 BIG freeform	$8.00	YES
	Cabochon 33	Imperial Violet Agate, Mexico	A mineral collector friend saw this agate in a market in Mexico and bought all of it. He wasn't all that into agate so he gave it a name and gave it to me :)	23 x 34 shield	$12.00	YES
	Cabochon 34	Biggs Picture Jasper, Oregon	The famous Biggs picture jasper from the Tsubota quarry (long gone). Its much more intense in person!	26 x 44 freeform	$20.00	NEW
	Cabochon 35	Wonderstone, Nevada	This is actually volcanic rhyolite, not jasper. It takes a high matte polish.	33 x 53 freeform	$15.00	YES
	Cabochon 36	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.	26 x 29 teardrop	$14.00	NEW
	Cabochon 37	Mexico Green Velvet Obsidian	From the famous mine in Mexico. Obsidian is a natural glass so it will chip if you bang it around enough. It will survive normal use in jewelry just fine.	23 x 43 pendant	$10.00	YES
	Cabochon 38	Priday Moss Bed agate, Oregon	This is from a Moss agate thunderegg on the Richardson's Ranch. It's some of the best moss agate that I have, I like it when the moss isn't so heavy you can't see through the cab. The agaet is a faint purple in real life.	25 x 38 freeform	$14.00	NEW
	Cabochon 39	Priday Polka Dot agate, Oregon	From the Polka Dot mine at Ashwood, Oregon. Dug in the mid 90s this is a spectacular example of the earlier material. What's coming out of the mine nowadays doesn't hold a candle to it. IMO.	32 x 34 freeform	$14.00	YES
	Cabochon 40	Autumn Hope Jasper, Madras, Oregon	This jasper was dug once, and all of it was sold (much of it to me). Cool purple and lavender swirls. 1 Cent WITH $25 PURCHASE from the polished rocks, fossils, and cabochons pages only. Please order only one 1 cent piece per order.	28 x 15 freeform	1 Cent!	YES

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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 :)

Shipping charges will be billed later

If you've recently visited this page, be aware that your browser may have cached the images and although all browsers are supposed to catch new images and reload them, sometimes they don't. So hit the refresh button below just in case to make sure you have the latest pics.

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 an * In general I'm not making standard size cabochons anymore, unless the slab tells me to. I'm over trying to force a beautiful slab into a shape that somebody else thinks it should be.

Click on the number to see the large photo

Cabochon

Number

Description

Size mm

Price

Available?

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