Shaping a gem smaller than a grain of rice 🌾 (Start to finish process)

[@canadiangemstones7636]

Tiny ones are so quick and satisfying when they stay on the dop, nice work!

[@crystalquarry]

@@canadiangemstones7636 Absolutely, the disasters I've had to get to this one were devastating! Gem after gem was falling off, right at their final size too. But it sure helped me to learn how to work with them differently than the others- thank you!

[@christopherpettway]

Skills 👌

[@jonathanw.hethem718]

Love this! Keep it up!

[@crystalquarry]

@@jonathanw.hethem718 Thank you!

[@DonariaRegia]

Nice work, full cut in only two millimeters. I was guessing single cut but nope you went all out. It is something to see when the facets are so small they blend together without magnification. The gem will look like a little light bulb.

[@crystalquarry]

@@DonariaRegia That was so kind, thank you! Currently learning a lot in cutting micro gems, and I'd love to do some more. Thank you for you interest!

[@Varakbar1369]

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[@ayaraldoleh2108]

🌹🌹👏👏

[@pinettesteve]

I just got some montana sapphires, boy are they small. biggest are 4x5mm in rough. I need 1mm dops. I was able to cut a few with my 3mm dops. but lots are too small.

[@crystalquarry]

@@pinettesteve oh yeah those will be a challenge I'd love to try. Finding dops have been difficult, I hope you can get them!

[@user-cn6kf6sj3o]

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