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Cutting gemstones is a process that dates back thousands of years. Often referred to as faceting, the process involves taking a rough gemstone and transforming it in to a polished, sparkling masterpiece. Though it may seem like a difficult task, you can learn how to cut gems like a master by following just a few steps. | Cutting gemstones is a process that dates back thousands of years. Often referred to as faceting, the process involves taking a rough gemstone and transforming it in to a polished, sparkling masterpiece. Though it may seem like a difficult task, you can learn how to cut gems like a master by following just a few steps. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Select a "rough" or uncut gemstone. The type of stone you select will determine what shape you can facet the gem into based on its clarity, height, and shape. | # Select a "rough" or uncut gemstone. The type of stone you select will determine what shape you can facet the gem into based on its clarity, height, and shape. | ||
