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3.93ct Montana Sapphire
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6.21ct Sri Lankan Zircon
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1.15ct Montana Sapphire
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1.72ct Congo Tourmaline
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Blog posts
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Who can cut my gems?
Over the years, I have cut many gems for myself and others. However, I am very fortunate to be able to currently focus on cutting my own gemstones for my...
1 commentWho can cut my gems?
Over the years, I have cut many gems for myself and others. However, I am very fortunate to be able to currently focus on cutting my own gemstones for my...
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Oops, I bought a gem. Now what?
As you can see, anyone can buy gems from me. So, it only makes sense to give a list of jewelers I recommend you work with if you're looking for...
Oops, I bought a gem. Now what?
As you can see, anyone can buy gems from me. So, it only makes sense to give a list of jewelers I recommend you work with if you're looking for...
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Precision vs. Overseas
When shopping for stones, many factors must be considered, including cut, color, carat, clarity, and cost. However, I see many people ignore the cut when it comes to colored gemstones.
Precision vs. Overseas
When shopping for stones, many factors must be considered, including cut, color, carat, clarity, and cost. However, I see many people ignore the cut when it comes to colored gemstones.
About Me
My name is Jenna Sloane. A lot of people know me as Sloanestonez. I am a graduate in the College of Architecture and Design at Lawrence Technological University where I majored in honors Industrial Design. I am also working on my Graduate in Gemology at The Gemological Institute of America. I originally began my company designing and creating pinecone pendants. My most popular pieces utilized gemstones and sacred geometry keeping true to my passion for color and patterns. In addition to handcrafting jewelry, I now possess the skills to market my goods and run a small business. Since then, I now specialize in gem cutting. My favorite stones to work with are sapphire, tourmaline, and spinel. I am more than happy to cut any kind of stone into any kind of shape as well. When I cut a gemstone, I try to follow the shape that the rough gemstone originally came in, in hopes of enhancing its natural beauty, and giving the gemstones a personality of their own.