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Viet Gems 520: Sparkle Topaz 10
Price: 50$
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Viet Gems 518: Purple Dahlia
Price: 25$

Buy it here:
https://buymeacoffee.com/vietgemsvn/e/323551

Viet Gems 213:
Sleeping Charlie Chaplin

Price: 2500 usd
Gcs file only:
Buy the facet diagram / design file here:
https://buymeacoffee.com/vietgemsvn/e/125406

Viet Gems 514 - Mirasol

Mirasol: Từ này có nguồn gốc từ tiếng Tây Ban Nha và có nghĩa là “nhìn vào mặt trời.”
Mong mọi người thật mạnh mẽ để vượt qua cơn đại nạn này.

Viet Gems 512:
Đóa Sen Xanh / Blue Lotus

Giá/price: $80
Buy the facet diagram here:
https://buymeacoffee.com/vietgemsvn/e/287228

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1749 Facet diagram design files for gemstones (gcs. files only) by Viet Gems
Price: 2000 USD
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https://buymeacoffee.com/vietgemsvn/e/179176

P/s: You need use the Gem Cut Studio Program to read and print those design files.

1749 facet diagram design files by Viet Gems Hope you like them all !

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Và số lượng mẫu của Trung mà ông Mark Oros dùng để mài đã chiếm 50% tổng số lượng đá ông đã mài.

Thật không thể tin nổi :)
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Faceting Focus
BY MARK OROS

PINWHEEL - VIET GEMS 149
I am frequently asked what my favorite
gemstone designs are and where to find
them. After my trip to the Tucson Gem
and Mineral Show, I updated my list of
favorites to include gemstone designer, Phan
Thanh Trung.

At the Main Show's ULTRA TEC Booth,
I was reunited with one of my favorite
gemstone faceters and teachers, Tom Ross.
There he said he took a break from concave/
fantasy faceting and was captivated by the
new designs from Phan Thanh Trung. After
looking at his display of gemstones cut in the
designs by Phan, I completely understood.

CUTTING THE PINWHEEL
On reviewing Phan's four books, I was
perplexed about which design I would
facet first. The Pinwheel design grabbed my
attention. At first, I was hesitant because of
the low angles of the pavilion. These low
angles would cause gemstones to window or
create non-light returning areas/facets. The
more I studied the designs, I began to realize
that window and extinction (dark facets)
were part of Phan's plan to enhance the
finished gemstone. The Pinwheel design had
both characteristics along with an intrigu-
ing flower motif within a square shape. I
could not fully understand the final result
of faceting the gemstone, which was the
driving factor to facet the pinwheel design
as my first Phan gemstone design. I was
not disappointed and the finished Pinwheel
gemstone gave me a looking glass ability to
see the magic that Phan's other designs held
for the gemstone cutter.

Since returning from Tucson, fifty percent
of all the gemstones that I have faceted are
from Phan's four books. I have no plans on
slowing down cutting these fantastic designs
for the next few months!