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Cox. Learn how to master special shaped cabochon
cutting, assembled stones, star stones, and cat's eyes. Special sections on opal and
jade. 64 pgs.
Price:5.00
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by Drake. Tells how to buy rough stones, cut the gems, choose
equipment, and use equiment. It gets the reader started on the right path and builds an
interest in many phases of the hobby of gem cutting. 96 pgs.
Price:5.50
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Newly revised, this popular bead book addresses the
most common and popular questions of those who would like to begin designing and
producing their own jewelry. Step-by-step lessons are given with wire techniques,
how to use leather or satin cords and the different types of beads available. . 82 pgs.
Price:8.95
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by Cox. Illustrations, photos, and detailed instructions show how
to cut a cabochan. Everything to start a craftperson on the way to expert cutting.
Answers all the questions from dropping to setting stones. 64 pgs.
Price:5.00
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by Victors. A guide for amateurs. Includes
how to build a tumbler. 59 pgs.
Price:5.50
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by Lortone, inc. Same
booklet that is enclosed in Lortone tumblers
Price:3.50
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Jenkins & Thrasher. Step-by-step instructions and illustrations show how to use inexpensive tools and supplies to make pins, pendants, chains, rings, bracelets, earrings, stickpins and novelties. 32 pages
Price:5.00
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by Wexler. How to turn pebbles and rough
stones into sparkling jewels. Guide to tumbling equitment. Illistrated in color and B/W
photos. 32 pgs.
Price:5.00
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by Smith. The "secrets of the pros" are
set forth in instructions, guidlines, and methods developed over 40 years. 102 pgs.
Price:17.95
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by Riggie. How to cut cabochons and small flats
using diamond abrasives. Subjects include trim sawing, slab sawing, grinding, dopping,
smoothing, polishing, and equipment. Illustrated in color. 30 pgs.
Price:5.00
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