Can some gemstones be glued together?

Have a look at my ring photo at the link below, please.
http://tinyurl.com/2td39

I would like to somehow bond two different gemstones inside one ring.
It doesn't have to be the colors or stones in the photo. It is the
concept that interests me. Can it be done? If so, what kind of glue
would you use?

Many thanks!
George

George wrote:
Have a look at my ring photo at the link below, please.
http://tinyurl.com/2td39

I would like to somehow bond two different gemstones inside one ring.
It doesn't have to be the colors or stones in the photo. It is the
concept that interests me. Can it be done? If so, what kind of glue
would you use?

This stone, I suggest ist grown in different colours, and this happens
very
often. On the other hand, therse is no problem to glue two port
together
like that photo. If the glue has the same light refraction as the stone,
you
won´t remark it.


--
Heinrich Butschal
casting technologies
http://butschal.de/werkstatt

You might want to look for stones that are naturally bicolored like
Ametrine.
http://minerals.gps.caltech.edu/AMETRINE/Index.htm

Chunk Kiesling

"George" wrote in message
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Have a look at my ring photo at the link below, please.
http://tinyurl.com/2td39

I would like to somehow bond two different gemstones inside one ring.
It doesn't have to be the colors or stones in the photo. It is the
concept that interests me. Can it be done? If so, what kind of glue
would you use?

Many thanks!
George

Thanks for the email response, Leo.
I accidently deleted it after reading so I couldn't
respond, but would be happy to if you send again.
George

On Sat, 24 Jan 2004 02:10:37 GMT, George wrote:

Have a look at my ring photo at the link below, please.
http://tinyurl.com/2td39

I would like to somehow bond two different gemstones inside one ring.
It doesn't have to be the colors or stones in the photo. It is the
concept that interests me. Can it be done? If so, what kind of glue
would you use?

Many thanks!
George