A shape for every idea.
Choose a silhouette that complements both your stone and your setting.
Natural stones. Distinctive colors.
Real material references; natural color and pattern vary with each stone and the lighting.
Custom cut: Round · 30 × 30 mm
Amber, golden yellow and reddish brown (backlit)
Custom cut: Western trapezoid · 38 × 30 mm
Sky blue with fine darker markings
Custom cut: Oval · 30 × 22 mm
Golden brown with dark brown bands
Custom cut: Teardrop · 40 × 25 mm
Sand, caramel and dark brown markings
Custom cut: Oval · 32 × 24 mm
Moss green with translucent cream
Custom cut: Freeform · 35 × 27 mm
Deep green, cream and pale yellow orbs
Custom cut: Oval · 36 × 24 mm
Gray green with gold and blue flashes
Custom cut: Teardrop · 32 × 20 mm
Translucent orange and warm red
Custom cut: Round · 28 × 28 mm
Lavender and violet with pale inclusions
Custom cut: Square · 12 × 12 mm
Powder blue, lavender and white bands
For rings · loose stone
Custom cut: Rectangle · 18 × 12 mm
Rich royal blue with lighter flecks
For bracelets · loose stone
Custom cut: Oval · 10 × 8 mm
Milky blue gray with a pale luminous sheen
For rings · loose stone
Plan for your jewelry
Rings: round, oval, square, and rectangular cabochons can be cut to suit your setting.
Earrings: request matched pairs in round, oval, teardrop, square, or rectangular shapes. Specify the total stone count and preferred matching of color and pattern.
Bracelets: choose coordinated square, rectangular, round, or oval stones and provide the measurements for each setting. Suitability depends on the material and mounting.
Measure for the finished piece
Specify length, width, and finished height in millimeters. For a fitted setting, provide its inner dimensions and describe the bezel or mounting. A drawing with dimensions is useful for unusual shapes.
What is a cabochon?
A cabochon is a shaped stone with a polished, usually domed face, rather than a faceted surface. The back is commonly flat to suit jewelry settings.
Care depends on the material
Start with a soft cloth. Ask for material-specific cleaning instructions before using chemicals, soaking, steam, or an ultrasonic cleaner. Store stones separately to avoid scratches and protect them from impacts.