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Direct Links to popular gemstones and
cabochons:
Amazonite
Amethyst
Ammonites
Astrophyllite
Atlanticite
Biggs Jasper
Black Onyx
Bloodstone
Blue Topaz
Bruneau Jasper
Butterfly
Jasper
Carved Stones
Charoite
Chinese
writing
Collectors
items
Copper Stones
Coral
Covellite
Cuprite
Dalmatian stone
Deschutes
Diamonds
Discounts
Druzy, Agate
Druzy, black
Druzy, blue
Druzy, drilled
Druzy, Glacier
Druzy, Jasper
Druzy,
Pink cob
Druzy, Platinum
Druzy,
Rainbow
Druzy, Titanium
Druzy
uvarovite
Druzy, quartz
Eudialyte
Faceted gems
Fancy Jasper
Fossilized
Coral
Fossils
Hemimorphite
Imperial Jasper
Landscape jasp
Lapis
Larimar
Lightning Jasper
Malachite
Melee Diamonds
Mexican Lace
Mookaite
Moss Agates
Obsidian
Ocean Jasper
Ocean Wave
Opals, Boulder
Owyhee Jasper
Paint Rock
Parrot Wing
Peanutwood
Pearls
Peridot
Petoskey
Stone
Pietersite
Poppy Jaspers
Psilomelane
Rainforest Jasp
Rhodonite
Rock Crystal
Rutilated quartz
Seraphinite
Shells
Silver Stones
Spiderweb Obs
Stone Sets
Sugilite
Tinguaite
Turquoise
Unakite
Zebra Agate
Understand mm sizes:
Quick guide:
1" = 25mm
1/2"=13mm
1/4"=6.5mm
Change can help:
1 quarter= 24.2 mm
1 dime= 18mm
Both coins: 42mm
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Bringing you the most
beautiful gemstones-- cabochons and drusies-- on the Web!
Links on this site:
Gemstones (guide below) Bench Tips
FAQs Glass Fusing Artist's Work
Guest Gallery
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Jewelry Artists, buy from Heart of Stone Studio
and make your designs stand out with our gorgeous, one-of-a-kind cabochons
and drusies.
Choose from more than
2,000 stones in all shapes, sizes,
and colors on this site.
Don't waste time,
effort, and money setting junk stones. Instead, buy the best
at a fair price from Heart of Stone Studio. Great customer service, too!
Sale
Stone of the Month for May:
Agate Druzy
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Important Note: The shortcut links below take you to the first page of a
theme. Often themes will have two web pages, not just one. So, be sure
to scroll to the bottom of each page and click "Next" to take you to the
second page of that theme, or to the next page of gemstones. It's the best
way not to miss anything!
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Abstract Art |
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Art-carved gems |
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Artists' Pendants |
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Blacks |
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Black in the abstract |
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Chatoyants |
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Fabulous
drusies and unusual cuts by top lapidary artists. |
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A new page of handcrafted
glass pendants, made by the top artists in the field. Ready for stringing! |
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Psilomelane,
carved rainbow obsidian, velvet obsidian, and black onyx. |
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Striking
Zebra Agate, Pinstripe Agate, White Plume Agate, and more! |
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Shimmering
Eudialyte, Astrophyllite, and Pietersite |
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Druzy, Coated |
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Druzy Pendants |
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Druzy, B&W |
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Druzy, Natural |
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Agate Druzy
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Jasper Druzy |
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Crystalline quartz cabs
coated with real gold, platinum, and titanium |
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Large druzy cabs for fabulous necklaces |
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Black agate,
psilomelane, and white quartz drusies |
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Natural
colors of pink, green garnet, and rainbow pyrite. |
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More Natural Druzy in an
agate matrix. |
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Faceted Gems |
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Fossil
Gems |
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Greens |
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Matte-Finish Stones |
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Metals |
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New additions |
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Melee Diamonds, colored stones, and synthetic gemstones for casting. |
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Two pages of ancient
lifeforms locked in stone! |
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Bright green
gaspeite, vivid Parrot Wing Jasper, malachite, and more! |
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No high-polish here:
Fascinating stones with a soft surface treatment. |
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Copper,
Silver, and Pyrite make these stones gleam! |
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Find out
about the latest additions to our stone collection. |
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Opals |
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Pearls |
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Purples and pure blues |
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Rare Finds |
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A range of Reds |
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Stone Sets |
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Shimmering colors set in
matrix. |
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Beautiful
freshwater pearl strands and finished necklaces. |
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Sugilite,
charoite, and the pure blues of sodalite and lapis. |
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Large and extremely unusual
stones for the collector |
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Two pages of Lightning
and Poppy Jaspers, Cinnabar, Pink Rhyolites, and more! |
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Matched
stones for pendant and earring sets, bracelets, and necklaces |
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Stonescapes |
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Student Specials |
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Sweet Deals |
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Tranquil Garden |
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Translucent Stones |
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Tropical Treasures |
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Two
pages of realistic and abstract Landscapes
caught in stone: Owyhee Jasper, Bruneau Jasper, Misty Mountain Jasper, and
many more. |
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Student tools made of stone:
Agate and hematite burnishing stones. |
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Two pages of great values on a
variety of cabs and drilled pendants. |
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Sagebrush Jasper, Kazakhstan agate, Apache Sage Jasper, Morrisonite, Imperial
Jasper, Hurricane Starburst Jasper, Nature's Paintbrush, and more! |
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"See-through
stones" such as Montana Moss Agate, Rutilated Quartz, Red Plume
Agate, Black and White Agate, and rare Window Stone. |
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Two full
pages of tropical-theme stones, including
Fossilized Coral, Petoskey Stone, mother of pearl and shells. |
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Water Colors |
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Turquoise |
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An
entire page of stones in gorgeous aquas and teals: Ocean Wave Jasper, Malachite,
Azurite, Chrysocolla, and Hemimorphite Zinc and Lapis in Quartz.
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Natural-color unstablized
and stablized Turquoise. |
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Jewelry Designers, check out our
Professional Customer Policy!
Other pages of interest on this site:
Testimonials
See what our customers are saying about us!
The Heart of Stone Gift Catalog
Finished jewelry and sculpture with Nature themes, perfect for instant gifts
Mineral Specimens Rare and unusual
mineral specimens for collecting or home decor.
My Favorite Links A page of
information about workshops and other artists
Bench Tips Free metalsmithing, studio photography, and glass fusing tips and
instructions
Surefire Handbook The complete
guide to begin glass fusing! Sorry, Sold Out for Now!
FAQs
Glass Answers to frequently asked questions about buying kilns
and other glass fusing equipment In our blog:
The Importance of Cut in Faceted Stones
and, last but not least:
The Work of Judith Kiriazis
Original design jewelry with dichroic glass, precious metals,
and gemstones by the owner of this site
While
the term "gemstones" can refer to any precious or semi-precious material used in
jewelry, people most often equate gemstones with precious and semi-precious
transparent faceted stones, such as diamonds, tourmalines, topaz, etc. However,
the world of gemstones is much broader and varied than just these. Heart of
Stone Studio does offer faceted gems, but our emphasis is on the world of
translucent and opaque gemstones, which, instead of being faceted, are cut in a
variety of shapes with flat backs to enable easy incorporation into jewelry
designs. These flat-backed, domed-top gems are called "cabochons" or "cabs," and
we invite you to browse through our dozens of pages of cabochons which originate
all over the world and come to you in every color of the rainbow. Another
emphasis of our website is a special type of flat-backed stone covered with tiny
crystals, called "druzy" (also spelled "drusy.") Drusies come in a variety of
natural colors, as well as with various metallic coatings, and they add sparkle
and interest to any jewelry design. We are proud to offer what is probably the
web's largest selection of high-quality drusies. We hope you will become part of
our Heart of Stone Studio customer community. Every one of our stones is
hand-picked and guaranteed to please!
Find
whatever you're looking for by clicking on our
Site Map
and
scanning our directories of finished jewelry, gemstones and minerals by type,
and glass and metal topics.
Payment options, shipping costs and special offers, as well as our business
policies, can be viewed at
Our Business Policies.
If you have comments or questions, feel free to
e-mail us by clicking on:
Contact Us.
And don't forget to check the bottom of each page for
tips, special offers, and navigation guidance. Links to other areas on the
website can be found at the top of each page, and in the form of underlined
text.
All photos on this website were taken or commissioned by Judith Kiriazis and are her property, copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006,
2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012. Photos, text, and any other
content of this website are the property of Judith Kiriazis , copyright 2011, and can be used only
with her express written permission.
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