Gems for high school jewelrymaking instructor

Jewelry Discussion
1

I’m a high school jewelrymaking instructor and have need of
approximately 10 lbs of mixed inexpensive cabachons per year. I have
used two contacts in the past and would like to search out some new
sources. Anyone having suggestions please contact me. Details can be
discussed off list if desired.

thanks
Mike C.
@MCVsh

2

You may want to take a shot at some of the close out dealers in
Providence RI The most well know is Wolfe Myrow 401-331-2921

Steve Guyot
Guyot Brothers Co Inc
Decorative jewelry findings & ornamental stampings since 1904
http://guyotbrothers.com

3

I have a lapidary and I have around 100 kg of rough fit for cabbing I
would like to offer these to you at my cutting rate for cabs

Ahmed shareek

4

Hi, I did not see the original post, but I do have @89kts of cut
gemstones that I got from a wholesaler/dealer, and I will not be
using them. I do not know anything about the value of these stones
or their cuts–so if you can use them please contact me. Some of
the stones have definate flaws and nicks–perfect for students to
practice corrective measures.

Christina Sizemore
@Christina_Sizemore

5

You also might want to try Waliga’s. They are outside of Prov. They
have vintage glass and a room for semi precious gems.

Helen

6 
You may want to take a shot at some of the close out dealers in
Providence RI The most well know is Wolfe Myrow 401-331-2921

Be careful what you buy there. I went to their building once - a HUGE
warehouse, full to the gills - but only 1 tiny side room contained
genuine stone materials. Everything else was glass, plastic,
porcelain, etc. Which is fine, if that’s what you’re looking for. Few
genuine cabs, but there were some very interesting beads.

Tas