looking for some info on safely drilling gemstones and if so who has this equiptment Ovyee Jewels appreciates inquiries
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OVYEE Reputation: 60 See OVYEE's booth |
I would suspect not because all real gemstones seem to almost always be in a prong mounted setting.
I am curious to read what others might suggest next. Thanks, GoGo!
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GoGoMONTROSe Reputation: 427 See GoGoMONTROSe's booth |
Many of them are laser drilled these days.
What kind of stones do you want to drill?
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therainforest Reputation: 14 See therainforest's booth |
We do not drill or otherwise alter stones but here are some links to info on the [URL removed]
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Hope this helps. :)
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DakotaGold Reputation: 374 See DakotaGold's booth |
I’m no expert but if there is a flaw in the stone that you can’t see then drilling the stone may crack it. I would not drill a stone with an obvious flaw.
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jacksplace Reputation: 50 See jacksplace's booth |
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