Lapis Lazuli Cabochons
Lapis Lazuli cabochons are known for their rich ultra-marine blue color, occasionally shown with pyrite inclusions. They take a glossy polish and ease of use in making jewelry. These stones are popular for statement rings, pendants, and artisan jewelry because each piece displays such deep blues. They are the stone of pharaohs and queens.
Beautiful and Rare – exquisitly cut and polished.
Various Agate Cabochons
Agate (cryptocrystaline quartz) cabochons are made of crystals so incredibly tiny that their crystal structure cannot be seen with the naked eye. They sometimes feature layered bands and translucent patterns that create depth and visual interest. Jewelry designers often choose agate stones for wire wrapping, custom settings, and handcrafted accessories. Examples of popular names are chalcedony, onyx, carnelian, chert, flint and jasper.
No two agates are ever alike.
Australian Koroit Opal Cabochons
Australian Koroit Opal cabochons are admired for their flashes of white opal injected into the hard red-black iron-stone matrix. These stones are especially popular in custom jewelry because they are so beautiful, very rare and unusual.
Fossil Cabochons
Fossil Palmwood cabochons are valued for their remarkable light yellow and ochre tones combined with natural matrix patterns and wood cell-tube structures.
These stones remain a timeless choice for collectors and custom jewelry makers. Watch for other fossil cabs to be posted in the near future. Items such as red coral and dinosaur bone.
Miscellaneous Cabochons
Two Kings Cabochons also offers a rotating selection of additional gemstone cabochons, including special types of agate and fossils of various kinds. Cabs will include rhodochrosite, Koroit Opals, Ethiopian Opals, Oregon Sunstone and other rare materials. Each piece is selected for quality, natural beauty, rarity and uniqueness. We also occasionally feature cabochons made from ivory, elk teeth, horse teeth and deer and elk antler.
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