Top 3 Gem Cuts Everyone Needs to Know [Gem Buyer's Guide]

Gem professionals and enthusiasts alike need to know what they can work with. These three gem cut styles are essential for everyone who enjoys custom jewelry. How do you buy them and what features do they have? Find out in today's video.

For those interested in seeing more or purchasing these stones, there is an additional video with price ranges:

[leahhoward]

Liked the tip on considering the weight below the girdle. Thanks.

[NataliaJuliaNowak]

Oh, I love cabochons! This cut makes low-quality transparent gemstones look saturated, interesting and unique (because of the exposed inclusions).

[ninamullan]

Finally, a Schmuck-For that even I can understand and remember. Good one Peter.

[cleanerdetailsllc]

Nice trick with the light and great info here peter.

[sebbotkin]

I get almost as much from the comments as the videos! Thanks for being so thorough and professional!

[RMH]

Okay, well I officially have to watch these videos from beginning to end, first to last. Just so you know. Your videos are at the top of the algorithm. Well done.

[ColeenCreeden]

Great tip on wearing metal to view stones. I think you just saved me money in the future. Thanks! 🤩

[pepsimax]

im working on mastering the cabochon, will give the sugarloaf and rose cut a try after. thanks another great video.

[angelicaflores]

I need a 4 caret zphene and a 4 alexandrite. I need a price please give me an answer. You give me so much confidence.

[briancurtis]

Well, I'm a bit confused. I thought the three main cuts were brilliant, step/emerald, and mixed/fancy. I've heard of cabochon as a shape, but not the other two.

[NamaShiva]

Looks like this clip was posted at 3am thai time. Hope you do get enough rest. Thank you for great clips.

[sergioortega]

Hello good afternoon. I see that you are professional. currently knows and got Red painite. like a Ruby. but of course it is not Rubí. I bought it. from Burma brings your Burmese certificate card. I don't know if it has the same value today as it was 50 to 60 thousand dollars a long time ago. you know something about prices