I tried another shot at coquina jaspers, and had some mixed results that were mostly positive. I sell stones like these, jewelry, and other bits at: goimagine.com/...
I can understand why you are giving them another chance, the design on them is amazing. They are very beautiful to me even with the soft shine to them. Thanks for sharing😊
Such a detailed process but produced nice specimans. Would be neat to see it cut down the middle of the one you mentioned. Copper wrap would so pretty! Love to see that. 😊
They are called jasper, but they are not. if you look up the MOS hardness for Calligraphy stone, it say 3 - 4 on the hardness scale. I have recently tried using corn cob media in a vibratory tumbler, and they do look a little better.
I can understand why you are giving them another chance, the design on them is amazing. They are very beautiful to me even with the soft shine to them. Thanks for sharing😊
Just proving that not every rock needs to be shiny to be beautiful.
Nice looking rocks 👍
Thank you!
Nice!!!
Thank you!
Such a detailed process but produced nice specimans. Would be neat to see it cut down the middle of the one you mentioned. Copper wrap would so pretty! Love to see that. 😊
If I cut it, you'll definitely see it.
They are called jasper, but they are not. if you look up the MOS hardness for Calligraphy stone, it say 3 - 4 on the hardness scale. I have recently tried using corn cob media in a vibratory tumbler, and they do look a little better.
Good point. I should have looked them up with their nicknames. 3-4 sounds about right.