Lapidary Journal October 1976: Original Gem Cutting Magazine (Dame Opal, Cats-Eye Cut, Lake Superior Agate Nodules, An Aluminum Wire Pendant, Suseki Culture, Hunting Fossil Turtles, "Pecos" Diamonds, Australian Turquoise, Seals or Name Chops)
Lapidary Journal's October 1976 edition showcases the artistry of gem cutting with articles on Dame Opal, cats-eye cuts, Lake Superior agate nodules, aluminum wire pendants, Suseki culture, fossil turtle hunting, 'Pecos' diamonds, Australian turquoise, and seals or name chops. Edited by Pansy D. Kraus, it's a treasure trove for stone enthusiasts.
About This Book
This vintage issue of Lapidary Journal from October 1976 offers a deep dive into the art and science of gem cutting, featuring original articles on various stones and techniques.
Readers will find coverage of Dame Opal and the distinctive cats-eye cut, alongside explorations of Lake Superior agate nodules and their unique formations.
The magazine also includes practical guides on crafting an aluminum wire pendant and an introduction to Suseki culture, blending artistry with natural stone appreciation.
Adventurous content highlights hunting fossil turtles and the intriguing 'Pecos' diamonds, providing tips for enthusiasts in the field.
Additional topics cover Australian turquoise and the traditional use of seals or name chops, rounding out a comprehensive look at lapidary traditions.
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