Mexico, Texas, Nevada, California and Arizona (pic heavy)
Apr 6, 2021 19:37:57 GMT -5
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Post by socalagatehound on Apr 6, 2021 19:37:57 GMT -5
Hi All
Still finishing cabs from the preform pile. I don't believe there is actually a bottom to it. And if there is, I'll start to work on the "slabs with preforms marked pile" to get it built back up....hehe.
To be honest, I always cherry pick a recent slab or two to cut and cab to keep things interesting, so all of these have not been lying around forever....mostly.
San Carlos Moss Agate, Mexico
San Carlos Moss Agate, Mex by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
A couple of green moss with gold, Needle Peak, Texas
Gold plumes & green moss, Needle Peak, Texas, by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Green and gold moss, Needle Peak, Texas by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Red Falcon Jasper, Nevada
I left the little natural gap in the cab. not sure if it was the right thing to do or not...
Red Falcon Jasper, Nevada by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Parcelas Purple Passion Agate, Mexico
Parcelas Purle Passion Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
An unknown yellow stone with psilomelane. Black and greasy to work. The yellow is soft.
Psilomelane in UNK by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Quetzal Agate, Mexico
Quetzal Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Green Moss with bubbles from the Cady Mountains. Found just a couple pieces of this years ago. Finally cabbed some.
Cady Mtns bubbly green moss by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Sonora Plume Agate, Mexico
Two orientations. Not sure which is better.
Sonora Plume Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Sonora Plume Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
Arizona Mossy Chrysocolla. I've had this slab for years and I finally remembered to hxtal it up. Too brittle to work otherwise. Very vuggy with some druzy pockets.
Chrysocholla Moss, Arizona by Craig Uhlig, on Flickr
All for now.
Hope you enjoy.
Craig
Still finishing cabs from the preform pile. I don't believe there is actually a bottom to it. And if there is, I'll start to work on the "slabs with preforms marked pile" to get it built back up....hehe.
To be honest, I always cherry pick a recent slab or two to cut and cab to keep things interesting, so all of these have not been lying around forever....mostly.
San Carlos Moss Agate, Mexico
San Carlos Moss Agate, Mex by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrA couple of green moss with gold, Needle Peak, Texas
Gold plumes & green moss, Needle Peak, Texas, by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrGreen and gold moss, Needle Peak, Texas by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrRed Falcon Jasper, Nevada
I left the little natural gap in the cab. not sure if it was the right thing to do or not...
Red Falcon Jasper, Nevada by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrParcelas Purple Passion Agate, Mexico
Parcelas Purle Passion Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrAn unknown yellow stone with psilomelane. Black and greasy to work. The yellow is soft.
Psilomelane in UNK by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrQuetzal Agate, Mexico
Quetzal Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrGreen Moss with bubbles from the Cady Mountains. Found just a couple pieces of this years ago. Finally cabbed some.
Cady Mtns bubbly green moss by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrSonora Plume Agate, Mexico
Two orientations. Not sure which is better.
Sonora Plume Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrSonora Plume Agate, Mexico by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrArizona Mossy Chrysocolla. I've had this slab for years and I finally remembered to hxtal it up. Too brittle to work otherwise. Very vuggy with some druzy pockets.
Chrysocholla Moss, Arizona by Craig Uhlig, on FlickrAll for now.
Hope you enjoy.
Craig
