The Art of Rock Polishing
Rock polishing is used to create finely rounded stones that can be used in jewellery and ornaments. It is an art that has become a big business.
| Comments on article "The Art of Rock Polishing" |
| Name |
Views and Comments | Date |
| 5512 |
it was, intresting, seems fun. ill have to try it |
8/12/2008 |
| ANONYMUS |
HEY HEY HEY |
5/27/2008 |
| virendra beekno |
sir
could you please give me a curriculum waht should be studied in a course module injewelry polishing and finishicng.
thank you |
2/23/2008 |
| rick |
Nice but where can I find a chart of hardness of rocks? |
10/16/2006 |
| jar |
This article was a good intro to rock polishing. Thanks! |
9/23/2006 |
| Boris |
Helpful introductory article about electric tumblers. |
6/17/2006 |
| cheap |
is there a way to polish a gem without a tumbaler |
10/7/2005 |
| nancyogc |
I also have petoskey and other stones that I would like to enhance but don't need a heavy polishing. I have used shellac, but don't really care for that. C'mon - somebody help! |
8/9/2005 |
| Ed Beeby |
my father polished Petosky stone in the basement. He used a grinder with a special wheel-I guess. Now I would like to polish a few interesting stones I have found. What is yhe best and cheapest way to start.
would appreciate your comments.-Thanks |
8/5/2005 |
| Lewann Sowersby |
This really didn't tell him how to polish stones without a tumbler. I'd like an answer to his question also. |
11/19/2004 |
| George Schultz |
I'm looking for polishing procedures, with out the use of a tumbler i.e take a rock size off 1"
and shape it to my standerds and polish it.
Can you please tel me how, and what to use for a high quility end
product.
Thank you,
Regards |
9/21/2004 |
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