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China Hollow Picture Rock
Biggs Jasper
Shown wet, front and back
NOTE: my slabs are all natural, not treated in any way (dyed, heated, etc) unless noted here!
If you are still unsure, please ask.
If you don't see what you want in our store, ask. I might have it sitting around. (see "About us:" below)
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Below is the same slab dry.
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China Hollow Picture Rock
Size:
3 x 1 3/4 inches
Thickness: 1/4
inch
Weight: 2.1 oz, 60 grams, 298 carats
Form: rough
slab, unpolished
Approximate Hardness
(Moh's): 6-7
Transparency: Opaque
Locality: Oregon
Notes: This China Hollow Picture Rock is a type of Biggs Jasper from Oregon. Beautiful waves in beige, and browns make some very nice patterns. Shines like a mirror!
Flaws:
It has an apparent crack across the middle. I can't feel it or break it. See the bigger picture.
NOTE:
this is a front and back view, NOT 2 separate pieces!
This is an actual photograph of the slab you get.
The
plastic stand is not included!
If you have ANY questions, please ask!
I would rather answer questions BEFORE you bid!
Why do we show slabs wet?
I have heard this question before, and some people think it is to hide defects! This is completely false!
When a slab is dry, scratches from the saw blade alter light waves so that the slab looks dull and hazy. By adding water, the water fills in those scratches so that you can see what it will look like when it is polished. Most lapidary people don't care what it looks like dry. I want to see what it will look like when it is polished. |
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Please
read all terms before bidding!
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About us:
If you don't see what you want in our store, ask. I might have it sitting around.
I have a ton of rock that I have yet to process.
Taking pictures and making listings is my biggest pain.
I may also have more of what is listed. I don't put it all up at once. I prefer a variety.
I don't like cutting the same thing all the time, and I like giving you a broader choice, so I only put up a few slabs at a time..
Also, living in Arizona during the winter, I can get just about anything...during the winter!
I have been working with rocks for around 25 years.
In fact, I just found a little flat lap that my Gramma gave me 40 years ago!
I am no expert yet, but I have picked up quite a bit of knowledge.
Although I can make some pretty nice cabochons, I now prefer just offering slabs.
I also cut other people's rocks for $3 per cut.
We spend the winter near Quartzsite, Arizona and the summer near Riverton, Wyoming.
I have numerous saws in both locations. (10 at last count)
I am retired from the US Air Force, and this keeps me busy.
Adrienne makes jewelry. Sometimes I will make her a cabochon to use. It works out nicely!
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Payment
information:
Payment
must be received within 15 days of the end
of the auction.
If there is a problem, CONTACT me!
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Combining:
If you buy more than 1 slab, let me send an invoice. I can usually save you a buck or two.
For a ballpark figure, start with 4 ounces for shipping material, then add the individual ounces of the slabs together.
If you can stay under 16 ounces, then the slabs can be shipped together.
Slabs can be combined with other slabs, cabochons and tumblers (shipped USPS from AZ or WY).
They cannot be combined with Inland equipment, which is UPS only and shipped from Michigan.
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Warranty
information:
Please
allow 7-14 days for delivery after
processing, especially during holidays.
Returns: All items are guaranteed to be
as described and to be free of unseen defects.
I cut the slab and I stand behind it. If
you don't like it, send it back.
Shipping and handling is nonrefundable.
If you do not agree with our terms, please
do not bid.
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If
you have questions, we'll be happy to answer
them. Please submit your valid user
ID
with your questions. We reserve the right to refuse information to and bids from
users with
nasty negs, private feedback, invalid IDs, or who are otherwise rude or discourteous.
We will file a non-paying
bidder complaint after 15 days if you
don't contact us.
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Arizona Slabs and Cabs is a
subdivison of Columbine-Rosebud Enterprises, Nature's Gifts of Arizona, and Bullseye Archery
Winter Address: October thru March: Brenda, Arizona 85348 (Salome area)
Summer Address: April through September: Riverton, Wyoming 82501
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