WANTED! - Gemstone Chips

Hello,

I have been looking all over the internet but have had no luck
finding small gemstone chips with out bead holes. I need Green
Aventurine and Black Onix or Obsidian chips. If anyone knows of any
place I can get this it would be much appreciated. Thank you very much
in advance for all your help! )

- itzadreamer

This came up from a google search on gem tree supplies;

https://www.therockhaus.com/gemtreesupplies.html

You could try some of the other sources that I saw by doing the same search.

Carl
1 Lucky Texan


~~~Cindy~~~ wrote:
Hello,

I have been looking all over the internet but have had no luck
finding small gemstone chips with out bead holes. I need Green
Aventurine and Black Onix or Obsidian chips. If anyone knows of any
place I can get this it would be much appreciated. Thank you very much
in advance for all your help! )

- itzadreamer

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to reply, change ( .not) to ( .net)

Hi,

I can help you out. Do you need this tumbled or in rough? Also please
tell me the size range and quantity, I can surely help you out.

Dear Itzadreamer,

I have good source of gems stone chips, beads wich having holes in very
competative price. Please visit below links and in mail my reference
(My Name Rahul Mehra) this site designed by me.
http://www.orissagems.com/Uncut_Chips.htm

thanks/regards

RAHUL MEHRA

Hey,

Thank you for your quick reply. We are looking for small sold
gemstone
chips with no holes in them. They need to be an 8th to a quarter inch
in
size. We are thinking Black Onyx and Malachite. We'll need enough black
Onyx to cover a 5 by 15 Rectangular area. and the same amount of
Malachite. How much do you think will be needed and how much will it
cost? Please let me know ASAP! It's for a Christmas Present
Thanks again! )


Yoshiyuki Mochizuki wrote:
Hi,

I can help you out. Do you need this tumbled or in rough? Also please
tell me the size range and quantity, I can surely help you out.

On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 23:16:58 -0800, in hõ "itzadreamer"
wrote:

Hey,

Thank you for your quick reply. We are looking for small sold
gemstone
chips with no holes in them. They need to be an 8th to a quarter inch
in
size. We are thinking Black Onyx and Malachite. We'll need enough black
Onyx to cover a 5 by 15 Rectangular area. and the same amount of
Malachite. How much do you think will be needed and how much will it
cost? Please let me know ASAP! It's for a Christmas Present
Thanks again! )

folks,

while I don't, as moderator of the group, especially mind posting this type of message,
you should be aware that replies like this really should be directed to email, not to
the newsgroup. For that matter, the original reply from the gem dealer probably should
have gone in email too, for the same reasons, though it might be more excused since it's
more in the interest of the dealer to make such a reply "in public", one of the few ways
of properly sidestepping the group's restrictions against advertising.

The points to remember a

1. Since all posts, including this one, in rec.crafts.jewelry, have to go through the
moderation process, that means there may be a significant time delay between when you
send your message, and when it's available for viewing, depending on when I next process
new messages for the group after you send it.

2. While direct email is often likely to be seen and read the next time the recipient
sits down at their computer, there is no guarantee that a person will soon check for
reply messages in a newsgroup. Further, messages are more easily lost in a bunch of
other general posts, so not only is the speed with which someone might see and respond
to a newsgroup reply less certain, but it's even less certain that your respondent will
even see your reply. Email is much more reliable for this.

3. In general, the newsgroup is a public bulletin board best suited to messages that
should be broadcast to multiple potential readers. A message on the newsgroup gets
posted in many many multiples, a seperate copy on each of the thousands of news servers
worldwide that carry the group. So a personal message to just one recipient is a vast
waste of internet resources,

4. Since a reply like this is directed to, and of interest to only the single
recipient, there is simply no purpose in making the rest of the world read the messages
that might best be simply kept private in direct email. Obviously, there will be times
when that is not possible, such as when you are replying to a post in which there is not
a valid reply email address given. Then, newsgroup replies are fine. In this case,
though, the gem dealers web site gives multiple ways for a person to reach them
directly. You did, itazgem, notice that the fellow is in India, didn't you? You may
need to hurry to get your merchandise in time for christmas.

by the way, a couple other thoughts. I've occasionally seen small packets of mixed
tumbled chips sold as aquarium decorations. Not sure they're small enough for your use,
but try. Also look for any local "rock" shops or lapidary dealers in your area. And
finally, in your posting you mention a 5 x 17 rectangle. You might wish to specify
units of measure. If that's a 5 x 15 millimeter area, a couple chips is all you need.
if it's centimeters, inches, or feet, instead of millimeters, then you'll need more,
but we don't have any way to know which...... And have you checked into the
"craftstones" company? They're the folks who make gemstone chip "tree" kits...

Peter Rowe
moderator
rec.crafts.jewelry

Hello,

Thank you for emailing me. It was definitely not my intent to break
any rules. I've seen people post such things on other threads and
didn't realize that it wasn't something I should be doing.

Google Groups has changed a bit I didn't see the email address of
the person that had replied to my post so I just replied there. I'm
just now seeing the "Show options" link to the right of the person's
name.

Thank you again for your time I'll look into this matter further
through email and elsewhere. If anyone is still interested in emailing
me about this issue please feel free. )

Peter W.. Rowe, wrote:
On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 23:16:58 -0800, in h=F5 "itzadreamer"

wrote:

Hey,

Thank you for your quick reply. We are looking for small sold
gemstone
chips with no holes in them. They need to be an 8th to a quarter
inch
in
size. We are thinking Black Onyx and Malachite. We'll need enough
black
Onyx to cover a 5 by 15 Rectangular area. and the same amount of
Malachite. How much do you think will be needed and how much will
it
cost? Please let me know ASAP! It's for a Christmas Present
Thanks again! )

folks,

while I don't, as moderator of the group, especially mind posting
this type of message,
you should be aware that replies like this really should be directed
to email, not to
the newsgroup. For that matter, the original reply from the gem
dealer probably should
have gone in email too, for the same reasons, though it might be more
excused since it's
more in the interest of the dealer to make such a reply "in public",
one of the few ways
of properly sidestepping the group's restrictions against
advertising.

The points to remember a

1. Since all posts, including this one, in rec.crafts.jewelry, have
to go through the
moderation process, that means there may be a significant time delay
between when you
send your message, and when it's available for viewing, depending on
when I next process
new messages for the group after you send it.

2. While direct email is often likely to be seen and read the next
time the recipient
sits down at their computer, there is no guarantee that a person
will soon check for
reply messages in a newsgroup. Further, messages are more easily
lost in a bunch of
other general posts, so not only is the speed with which someone
might see and respond
to a newsgroup reply less certain, but it's even less certain that
your respondent will
even see your reply. Email is much more reliable for this.

3. In general, the newsgroup is a public bulletin board best suited
to messages that
should be broadcast to multiple potential readers. A message on the
newsgroup gets
posted in many many multiples, a seperate copy on each of the
thousands of news servers
worldwide that carry the group. So a personal message to just one
recipient is a vast
waste of internet resources,

4. Since a reply like this is directed to, and of interest to only
the single
recipient, there is simply no purpose in making the rest of the
world read the messages
that might best be simply kept private in direct email. Obviously,
there will be times
when that is not possible, such as when you are replying to a post in
which there is not
a valid reply email address given. Then, newsgroup replies are fine.
In this case,
though, the gem dealers web site gives multiple ways for a person to
reach them
directly. You did, itazgem, notice that the fellow is in India,
didn't you? You may
need to hurry to get your merchandise in time for christmas.

by the way, a couple other thoughts. I've occasionally seen small
packets of mixed
tumbled chips sold as aquarium decorations. Not sure they're small
enough for your use,
but try. Also look for any local "rock" shops or lapidary dealers in
your area. And
finally, in your posting you mention a 5 x 17 rectangle. You might
wish to specify
units of measure. If that's a 5 x 15 millimeter area, a couple chips
is all you need.
if it's centimeters, inches, or feet, instead of millimeters, then
you'll need more,
but we don't have any way to know which...... And have you checked
into the
"craftstones" company? They're the folks who make gemstone chip
"tree" kits...
=20
Peter Rowe
moderator
rec.crafts.jewelry

Have you tried some of the New Age stores that sell crystals for meditation?

"~~~Cindy~~~" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have been looking all over the internet but have had no luck
finding small gemstone chips with out bead holes. I need Green
Aventurine and Black Onix or Obsidian chips. If anyone knows of any
place I can get this it would be much appreciated. Thank you very much
in advance for all your help! )

- itzadreamer

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