Shain Mayer

Pink, white, and black cabochon of some nice Tiffany stone. This is a natural freeform shape and is a core solid piece of gemstone.
43*27*6mm

Labels: Cabochon, gemstone, tiffany stone

So today while reading up on SEO i thought it was due time to check my ranking and placment on google with my site here at freeformcabs.com. What cuaght my attention in SEO is supposedly google will not rank your website that high if you are using their servers like i am here with blogger. When i moved my site over to blogger i checked the rank and i was 5-7 pages back in google when searching for "cabochon". I was always on the frist page when searching for "Freeform Cabochon".

SO besides updating my content more readily and not offering everything and the kitchen sink on my site. AS well, not fully pushing an ecommernce platform i think i have become realy pleased and comfrotable with blogger and google in general.

So today i did a quick search for "Cabochon" and guess what. MY sold cabochon gallery is on the first Google page twice! One link goes right to picassa were i store the gallery. But the other link goes right to the blog, and denotes a sold cabochon of blue biggs jasper. This makes me very happy with using blogger and i will continue to update my content and cabochons as often as i can. Thanks for following

Labels: Cabochon, google, ranking, SEO, update, website

In lapidary terms, that's just plain silly. But in agate like this piece of Brazil, its shows well how a natural preform cabochon shape can change when cutting. I was trying to preserve as much as the bright color as possible. And it still needs a trim before I sand it. Thanks to bob rush for the inspiration.

Labels: Agate, Brazil, Cabochon, cutting, perform

Really nice jasper I have rough of and never cut before. Don't know its name, its rather organic in rough. Reminds me of copralite.

Labels: Cabochon, jasper

Labels: Cabochon, druzy, Lapidary, philsomlane, video

New cab I cut last Sunday. From rough I got three years ago

Labels: Cabochon, jasper, royal Sahara

This piece came to me as in, in my overstock piles. literally was washed up from a dirt pile recently. These piles have been turned at least 5 times since i have owned them. Who would a thought, almost a prefect really nice gem agate cab. The only problem, i dont think it is Montana Agate, maybe Brazil or South American? I just dont know, but it is so nice it really doesnt matter. What do you think?

Labels: Agate, Brazil, Cabochon, Montana