John is a master
gemstone cutter known worldwide for his artistic ability and passion
for precision. He has won 38 cutting awards
since 2002 including 34 AGTA Cutting Edge Awards, taking a total of 9
first place prizes. Additionally,
John is the only gem cutter who has swept all the awards in one
category, which he did in both 2005 and 2007. These many awards firmly
establish him as a leader in his field.
"It's
gem cutters such as John Dyer...who set the path and the precedent for
designer jewelry." Professional Jeweler Magazine
Natural gemstones
exhibit their maximum beauty when combined with a fine cut.
Each one is given careful consideration to bring out the best color,
brilliance, design, and overall appeal. It is rare to find gems that
have been well cut at prices that are still accessible, but we at
John
Dyer & Co. strive to bring you the finest gems possible at
reasonable prices. We carry a wide range of gemstones including amethyst,
ametrine,
aquamarine,citrine,
garnet,
golden
beryl, morganite,
tourmaline,
topaz,
Oregon
sunstone, tanzanite,
sapphire,
and many more.
Gems finely cut in
many styles. From custom cut classic
shapes with exceptional brilliance with flat faceting, to concave
faceted and avant-garde fantasy cut gems reminiscent of modern art, we
have a premier
gemstone that will beautifully complement your personal style. Brilliant
faceted cuts,Concave
faceting and designer
"fantasy" cut gems all have their
special place so we have a wide variety of each.
John
travels widely to procure the finest gem rough. He then
crafts it into
unique gem creations. His work graces the wardrobes of the most
discerning
jewelry buyers and rare gemstone collectors. Our goal is to bring out
the maximum potential from every loose, natural gemstone.
We provide gemstones
wholesale to retailers, goldsmiths, and designers. These
beautiful and unique designer cut gems allow them to set their jewelry
apart. Your unique
piece of jewelry with one of John's creations
is something that will delight today and become an heirloom that
future generations will enjoy. Discerning customers have learned the
age-old lesson: quality never goes out of style.
This video tutorial
is a guide to distinguishing between good and bad gemstone faceting.
Discussed are problems such as gemstone "windows" or "fish-eyes", poor
polish, crooked girdles, and facet "meetpoints" that don't actually
meet!
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