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The term cabochon is derived from the ancient French word Caboche, a head and a relatively flat stone that is formed with a smooth, polished, dome-shaped front surface, unlike faceted (cut) stones that have several flat surfaces on the front surface. The shape of a polished cabochon, as a rule, is a dome in the front and a flat base. Continue reading
heart and oval
shape
which
safety of the stone
which increases
visually reduces
pear
very reliable and resistant
without different
leather and contain
and this marking means
if you take two
about visibility
its ability to reflect
and holds stones
be sure that the product
brilliance of a stone
curved at the end
iridescence
limiting number
scratching
example
stunning blue sapphire engagement ring
product cannot be sold as gilding
For example
partially framing
complicated process
more transparent the stone
resistant to chipping
taking into account
make these beautiful
stone
penetrate the surface
and since you can’t change
silver
this bright gem remains
best option
location
other gems in place
more light will go into the stone
more valuable than stones
which have defects and blotches
titanium
they can easily break or bend
pure silver
