Post by bschultz on Nov 1, 2004 13:59:52 GMT -5
For anyone out there who is not familiar with what this thread is about here is the flyer.
Master cab cutter. This guy does beautiful work. He can ID almost anything.
This lady had really nice jewlery and fosils.
This guy had a lot of Flourite and Calcite and other stuff that he said he imported from Mexico. Great prices. Nice specimens.
Really nice slabs and cut material. I bought a 4 lb. chunk of Oceanstone from them.
A trailer load and then some. Brazilian Agates, Pet wood and some really nice Optical grade Quartz Crystals. I can't remember all that he had. He has an Ebay store. Enter the URL stores.ebay.com/riverbendlapidary
to see what he has up. Tell him I sent ya.
More of Riverbend Lapidary.
This is me with my little card table full of pet wood and a hodge podge of other mineralistic oddities.
Here is the stuff I bought. A chunk of Flourite, some Calcite, that big four lb. block of Oceanstone all ready to be clamped in my saw, a piece of Brazilian Agate, a little piece of Moss Agate, one of the Optical Grade Quartz Crystals and that jug in the background is 7 lbs. of plastic pellets that I got from Riverbend for $1 a pound.
The only thing I wasn't able to find was a walking cane with polished rocks on it. ;D Well maybe next time.
Bob
Master cab cutter. This guy does beautiful work. He can ID almost anything.
This lady had really nice jewlery and fosils.
This guy had a lot of Flourite and Calcite and other stuff that he said he imported from Mexico. Great prices. Nice specimens.
Really nice slabs and cut material. I bought a 4 lb. chunk of Oceanstone from them.
A trailer load and then some. Brazilian Agates, Pet wood and some really nice Optical grade Quartz Crystals. I can't remember all that he had. He has an Ebay store. Enter the URL stores.ebay.com/riverbendlapidary
to see what he has up. Tell him I sent ya.
More of Riverbend Lapidary.
This is me with my little card table full of pet wood and a hodge podge of other mineralistic oddities.
Here is the stuff I bought. A chunk of Flourite, some Calcite, that big four lb. block of Oceanstone all ready to be clamped in my saw, a piece of Brazilian Agate, a little piece of Moss Agate, one of the Optical Grade Quartz Crystals and that jug in the background is 7 lbs. of plastic pellets that I got from Riverbend for $1 a pound.
The only thing I wasn't able to find was a walking cane with polished rocks on it. ;D Well maybe next time.
Bob
. i'd have had to spend that too.
