Intarsia Unboxing: Discover the Art of Gemstone Puzzles
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2023
- Join Rebecca and Tom, our expert gemologists, as they delve into the fascinating world of Intarsia in this exciting unboxing video. Witness the unveiling of seven unique Intarsia pieces, each meticulously crafted from stunning gem materials like opal, sugilite, onyx, lapis lazuli, fire agate, picture jasper, and azurite.
This isn't just an unboxing - it's a journey into the heart of gemology. Alongside the unboxing, we'll be showcasing rough specimens of the raw materials used in the Intarsia, giving you a rare glimpse into the transformation from raw gem to polished artistry.
But we're not stopping there. Rebecca and Tom will also be sharing insights into the intricate process of constructing an Intarsia, as well as the rich history behind these gemstone puzzles.
Prepare to be dazzled by the vibrant colors and intricate patterns of these Intarsia pieces, captured in high-quality images that truly bring out their beauty. And keep an eye out for our phosphorescent Intarsia - it's a sight you won't want to miss!
Whether you're a seasoned gem enthusiast or new to the world of gemology, this video is a treasure trove of information and visual delight. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more gemstone adventures with Rebecca and Tom!
00:38 - Malachite Intarsia
02:53 - Sugilite Intarsia
05:03 - Opal Intarsia
07:03 - Azurite Intarsia
08:48 - Picture Jasper Intarsia
10:34 - Onyx Intarsia
12:00 - Lapis Lazuli Intarsia
13:35 - Intarsia Box
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I had the pleasure of meeting Jim K. in Tucson 20 years ago. An amazing artist. His intarsia lines are nearly flawless.
This is one of my most favorite of your videos. What a unique and special collection!
I love Intarsia. I hand selected every piece we have in inventory.
I'd never heard of Intarsia until you all introduced it back in a previous show. Absolutely stunning. Each piece was more beautiful than the next.
Wow, so interesting. I've never heard of Intarsia before and loved to hear about it! Thanks
Really cool Unboxing segment. Jim Kaufman's intarsia work is rare, beautiful and as presented here, very well priced too! Impressive.
Wow these are absolutely stunning and remind me of Art Deco in their style and composition. Absolutely gorgeous. And I learned a new word, intarsia! Thanks for this video!
I've done intarsia knitting and crochet but never even made the connection to gemstones! I tend to lean toward natural specimens but these are stunning and the skill this must take is unfathomable!
Intarsia is amazing! I wish I could add them all to my collection. Thank you for sharing them with us.
It’s so amazing how beautiful and precise the cuts are to make such incredible things
Saw some intarsia at a gem and mineral show about 12 years ago and they were incredibly expensive but oh so lovely. Fire agate and black opal are my favorite gemstones. TFS
I've been working on this for awhile. It's such a beautiful art form
Outstanding! How precious these are.
Rebecca and TOM,
TY for sharing such unusual artsy incredible pieces...love the pix painting and the gorgeous box😊..❤...😮...❤great job on Kaufman pieces..like finding a Vincent van gogh...😊
Wow those are some awesome pieces 😊
These intarsia are awesome!! 👍👍😁
I love the picture stone ❣️
Some beautiful art pieces indeed, thanks for sharing 🙂
Never knew white chalcedony is called pristine. Thank you
Absolutely stunning. Thanks for sharing.
So beautiful ! They look like stained glass windows
that first Intarsia sold for only $500!? he is a true artist, I would have expected 4x as much at least
The picture agate is my number 1. And the fire agate a close second.
The blue and green one where the malachite looks like a barcode is my 3rd choice 🎉😅
Those sold fast!!
Beautiful work. Thank you for sharing. 🥰🥰
Yayyyyyyyyyyy! The wonderful intarsias
His pieces with fire agate are choice... Got 2
Congrats! They are soooo nice
this is amazing 😍
Would you do an episode on Moissanite? It has an interesting history!
I had no idea this was a thing. People mostly do it with wood here.
My favorite is the one I bought!
Always my favorite too
Very pretty stone🥰
Interesting topic! ❤ 💎 😊
Very pretty stone(s), but not too many people could wear those - or they could be mistaken for costume jewelry 🤓
wow!
They showed a nodule of Chert variety Flint and called it Black Onyx?
Flint/chert is predominantly microcrystalline quartz with varying impurities
Black onyx is also a microcrystalline quartz with varying impurities
Whilst you are correct in identifying that it was indeed chert, they weren't exactly wrong calling it onyx either.
Essentially the only discernable difference between chert and most jasper varieties is the size of the granulation within the specimen.
Whilst some may find the distinction important, after it's polished it would be near impossible to tell a finer grained material from a coarser one unless the piece had some visible banding along where one could see the crystal boundaries under magnification.
I like the sound filler you use. Please keep using it. 🙃
I want to learn how to do this, and put the results in the hilts of the knives im going to make
So so so beautiful. Are there any duplicates? Love you
No. It said in the video they were all one of a kind.
how!!!!!!!!!!???!???!?!?!!!¡?!?
Very. Carefully.
Heavens Gate logo looks just like the triangle. Same colors. None of you participate in a mass suicide wearing Nike shoes, please.
It’s not on the calendar
This was super riveting!!!😍
Learning of the link of Asurite and Malachite them usually not seen apart from each other!!! The technique for these pieces are amazing! I love them! Thank you guys for sharing such grand knowledge and specimens!✨🫶
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow geology student been avoiding this vid for some reason, guess I dislike manmade things but good lerd are these beautiful 😍 amazing what humans do!
Gentle feedback now, the Japanese pronounce a hard g so it's soog(g as in granite) ee lite. We name minerals as the namer pronounces it. I often catch myself trying to call is soojilite too 😂
Still emphasis on the first syllable tho, so at least we're doing something right?