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Examples of cabochon
cabochon
The foyer consists of circular marble cabochon-pattered floor, Skurman said.
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The distinction is somewhat loose, and leaves a broad range within the term cabochon.
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This effect is best seen in gemstones cut in cabochon form perpendicular to the c-axis.
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If you had to name one point as the cabochon stone in the garland it would be Piazza Grande.
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These are the procedures of tumbling, cabochon cutting, and faceting.
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The ones studded with colored cabochon stones may just be the best runway shoes of the season.
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The stones are cut en cabochon, typically with the center of the star near the top of the dome.
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The Star of India is polished into the shape of a cabochon, or dome, to enhance the star's beauty.
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The most common shapes for stones are round brilliant, oval cabochon and emerald or rectangular cut.
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- A highly polished gem that is cut convexly but without facets
- A cabochon or cabachon, from the Middle French caboche (head), is a gemstone which has been shaped and polished as opposed to faceted. The resulting form is usually a convex top with a flat bottom. ...
- A convex-cut, polished stone
- A facet-less style of cutting that produces a smooth surface. They can be in many shapes, including round with high domes to squares.
- A round or oval stone cut and polished with one flat side (the back) and one smooth domed side (the front or face).
- Oval convex decorative ornament frequently found on knees of cabriole legs.
- Refers to the dome shape of the stone.
- A gemstone cut that creates a dome shape with no facets.
- A highly polished, unfaceted gemstone cut into the shape of a small dome.
