Fordite Cabochon, Fordite Cab, Polished Fordite, Gemstone, Jewelry Making, Wire Wrapping, Jewelry Supply, Corvette Fordite, Chevy offers Fordite

$130.00
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Fordite Cabochon, Fordite Cab, Polished Fordite, Gemstone, Jewelry Making, Wire Wrapping, Jewelry Supply, Corvette Fordite, Chevy offers Fordite, The main picture is enlarged to show detail The other picture shows scaleSize: 2375in (62mm) Length.
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Product code: Fordite Cabochon, Fordite Cab, Polished Fordite, Gemstone, Jewelry Making, Wire Wrapping, Jewelry Supply, Corvette Fordite, Chevy offers Fordite

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Size: 2.375in (62mm) Length X .75in (20mm) Width X .1875 in (5mm) Thick

This genuine Fordite Cabochon is a custom carved shield shape with a slightly domed top, flat back, and tapered edge for jewelry setting. The back is slightly concave. All sides are polished. This Fordite cabochon shows exceptional color and pattern making it an excellent choice for jewelry makers or collectors. This cabochon is backed for extra strength and stability.

We are professional jewelers and lapidaries who specialize in cutting exotic and unusual materials. Our cabochons are cut with jewelers and wire wrappers in mind. As jewelers ourselves we understand how to cut material for easy and efficient setting.

Shipping: Free with insurance and USPS tracking in the U.S.

Packaging: All products are packed securely so they will arrive safe and undamaged.

What is Fordite?
Fordite, also known as Detroit agate or Motor City Agate, is old automotive paint that has hardened sufficiently to be cut and polished. It is formed from the buildup of layers of enamel paint slag on tracks and skids on which cars are spray-painted, During the process, the paint is baked numerous times becoming very hard and durable. In recent times lapidaries discovered the material and began cutting it for use in jewelry. Fordite has gained rapid popularity with jewelers and collectors because of its unique colors and patterns. offers

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