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« on: January 05, 2004, 10:32:26 am »

You can get finger ring castings and finished rings from a world of companies that will set all the standard cab sizes-you can always make your own rings/bezels with just a little work-if you have baroque shapes you will almost certainly have to make at least the bezels after you solder it onto a ring.
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« Reply #1 on: April 19, 2003, 05:12:46 am »

Do you sell ring mountings for jasper and agate cabochons?
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« Reply #2 on: January 05, 2004, 04:55:57 pm »

Because of our name, a lot of people ask us for ring mountings.  A google.com search for "ring mountings" gives a big list of 14Kt mountings for diamonds and similar precious stones.  

What we need is a list of suppliers who have  mountings for cabochons in standard calibrated sizes and "cinch mounts" for inexpensive faceted stones.

Tripps is the only supplier that comes to mind with their line of pre-notched faceted stone mountings. http://www.tripps.com BTW, Tripps has a great chart of stock size mounting at http://www.tripps.com/tichart1.pdf

If any readers have suggestions for the type of mountings craftspeople, hobbyists and rock hound and other non-goldsmith type jewelers could use, I'd love to post  them here.

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