[Jewelry making - Article 00222] - Re: [Orchid] Who can cut an opal briolette?

[Brian Corll]

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    Hmmm... rose cut. Yeah, the 16th century Antwerp cut is the basic
    idea, but as I said the stones I have are cut in a checkboard
    fashion rather than the triangular pattern of the old rose cut (which
    I like, I wish it were used more today). I'm doing some photography
    of new pieces later this week or next weekend. I'll dig out some of
    the stones I have and send you some images so you can see what I
    mean.

Brian Corll
Brian Corll, Inc.
1002 East Simpson Street
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
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