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cabochon

[ UK /kˈæbɒt‍ʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a highly polished gem that is cut convexly but without facets

How To Use cabochon In A Sentence

  • A few specimens from the Red Dwarf deposit have recently been cut into cabochons, but none have yet been faceted.
  • At the Marc Jacobs show, it came as plastic cabochons on a ponyskin sweater and as rubberised dots on taut pencil skirts. Coming round to the idea of polka dots
  • A single cabochon emerald on a long golden chain hung between her breasts and added green to her eyes. Priceless
  • Now, the company cherished for its bold use of colored stones, cabochon cuts and serpentine coils is making its brashest move yet: a merger with French luxury giant LVMH. 20 Odd Questions: Nicola Bulgari
  • The stones may be faceted or cut in cabochon and set either in bezel mountings or with prongs.
  • For massive material such as turquoise or lapis lazuli, which is fashioned into cabochons and free-form shapes, the purity, durability, and color of the material contribute to its desirability.
  • It is fashioned out of a silk plain weave, gold-metallic thread weave, a cabochon turquoise and egret feathers. LACMA'S Historic Collection
  • In the middle of the knot glinted a black cabochon star sapphire and around the winding arms of the metal was a circle encrusted with hundreds of tiny diamonds that shimmered in the light.
  • Out came cut stones, cabochons, obscure gems, common amethyst, odd colors of garnet, sapphire, and jade.
  • Using the different shades of the turquoise cabochons as my color guide, the gauntlet was thrown.
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