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How to cut Gemstones: 4 Cutting the Pavillion

MoreGems.com

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http://www.MoreGems.com - Steve Moriarty demonstrates and shows you his technique on how to cut the pavillion on a standard round brilliant. He resumes the cutting from Part II after the gem was preformed.

Continue to part 5: How to cut gemstones: 5 Polishing Pavilion...

𝗪𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗯𝘂𝘆 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗼𝘄𝗻 𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗲𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗺𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗲? Read Steve Moriarty's review on the machine he currently recommends: https://www.moregems.com/pages/cuttin...

Ready to get started on your faceting journey with Ultratec? Don't forget to let them know that Steve Moriarty sent you and we'll ship you a piece of rough that should cut a $200 - $300 stone when finished!

**In order to qualify for the free piece of rough, when you order, be sure to include a note (there is a section for this when ordering), send them an email, or give them a call stating that you bought the machine on Steve Moriarty's recommendation. After that, email us the proof of purchase and once we confirm your order with them, we'll send you the free piece of rough!

1. Buy Your Machine Here: https://www.ultratec-facet.com/produc...
2. Let them know you bought on Steve Moriarty's Recommendation
3. Email us at Sales@MoreGems.com and show us proof of purchase.
4. We'll Confirm your order with Ultratec and when we receive credit, we'll send you a piece of rough!

**This offer is for a limited time only! Details are in the link above.

Disclosure: Some of the links in this video’s description are affiliate links. If you click and make a purchase, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. We also feature products from our own family jewelry business. Thank you for supporting our channel and helping us continue to share our passion for gemstones and jewelry.

20 Comments

@Moregems Creator 1 year ago Pinned

💎Want to buy your own faceting machine? We currently recommend an UltraTec faceting machine! If you do end up buying, don't forget to let them know that Steve Moriarty sent you and we'll ship you a piece of rough that should cut a $200 - $300 stone when finished!
**In order to qualify for the free piece of rough, when you order, be sure to include a note (there is a section for this when ordering), send them an email, or give them a call stating that you bought the machine on Steve Moriarty's recommendation. After that, email us the proof of purchase and once we confirm your order with them, we'll send you the free piece of rough!
1. Buy Your Machine Here: https://www.ultratec-facet.com/product/v5-digital/
2. Let them know you bought on Steve Moriarty's Recommendation
3. Email us at Sales@MoreGems.com and show us proof of purchase.
4. We'll Confirm your order with Ultratec and when we receive credit, we'll send you a piece of rough!

**This offer is for a limited time only! Buy your machine Today!

@MsKendricks1 7 years ago

I just went to your website to see your work. Fantastic. I have always loved gems and wear fashion gems as much as possible--but I love the real ones most of all. I enjoyed your series of how tos. This is an art form I have wanted to explore. Thank you for your instructions.

@skierdude.244 4 years ago

I am thinking about getting into this.

@robertbell179 2 years ago

I am very impressed with your work and teaching skills
Looking forward to watching the rest
Thank you so much for this free class

@m.p.s8137 4 years ago

Much respect on the camera work.

@vexbomer 10 years ago

i love this video series! currently over seas buying some gems thinking about getting a few raw and trying my hand at cutting my own

@k.hendrickson8735 7 years ago

So patience and persistence is the name of the game here.

@verafoley8996 10 years ago

Amazing video series. Thank you so much in your generosity in sharing these and teaching those of us that are interested more about your art.

@zb9464 5 years ago

Dropping literal gems of knowledge ty!!

@neptuned2204 6 years ago

So great, im starting slowly as a hobbyist, with raw and cut Stones and still havent bought the machine, but watching tutorials every Night. Very informative, thank you.

@minhkimthanh3638 3 years ago

Very good! Thanks Sir

@Dalester1979 2 years ago

I find his work so interesting and awesome. Would love doing something like this for side work/hobby. Always thought I'd like doing stained-glass as well. I know how different they are, I realize. Both a form of art though.

@pereira6964 4 years ago (edited)

very precise cutting. Thanks for sharing

@YouAreAsleep 5 years ago

Thank you so much for this! I just recently thought about picking this up as a hobby. This seems like something I can manage! :D

@victordsr08 5 years ago

this is awesome. very intriguing how it's all actually made. i have SO much to do for my communication thesis, but still, aha gemstones are so cool

@NautilusGuitars 9 years ago

What a beautiful craft! And beautiful machinery at that! That faceting machine is a wonderful piece of engineering and looks like a joy to use. I've never thought twice about how jewels were cut, so this is fascinating and makes perfect sense. I would love to take this up at some point. It seems incredibly enjoyable. Steve seems like a great guy and I very much appreciate his, and everyone else's effort in putting together such a thorough and enjoyable series!