In this cabochon cutting tutorial, I’ll be cutting a puddle cabochon into an oval shape.
Being a puddle cabochon its shape is irregular and I need a cabochon that is a uniform oval shape and size. Mainly because I want to set it into a symmetrical oval low-sided bezel setting. If I was happy to make a custom setting with high sides, I wouldn’t need to do this, but that’s not the aim here.
I’m using lapidary techniques to cut and shape this cushion-cut cabochon, but using a kiln to do the final polish.
If you have any questions, please ask them as comments on the video and I’ll do my best to answer you.
Author: Jeff
Jeff's interest range from anything to do with science, the arts, philosophy, writing and much more. He is really a jack-of-all-trades, and probably master of none. However, working with glass and the arts are probably his main passion.
