Reconstituted stone - Discover an innovative composite material combining semi-precious stone powders and resin for unique creations.
Natural beauty - The reconstituted stone captures the natural brilliance and motifs of semi-precious stones, adding a luxurious touch to any project.
Sustainability and versatility - This material offers increased resistance thanks to resin, suitable for jewellery, decorative objects and cutlery.
Customization - Available in a wide range of colours and patterns, the reconstituted stone allows custom and original creations.
Exceptional craftsmanship - The pieces made with reconstituted stone bear witness to the skill of the craftsmen and offer unique and durable objects of collection.
Reconstituted stone - Discover an innovative composite material combining semi-precious stone powders and resin for unique creations.
Natural beauty - The reconstituted stone captures the natural brilliance and motifs of semi-precious stones, adding a luxurious touch to any project.
Sustainability and versatility - This material offers increased resistance thanks to resin, suitable for jewellery, decorative objects and cutlery.
Customization - Available in a wide range of colours and patterns, the reconstituted stone allows custom and original creations.
Exceptional craftsmanship - The pieces made with reconstituted stone bear witness to the skill of the craftsmen and offer unique and durable objects of collection.
Origin: USA.
Comments: it is a mixture of stone powder (85%) and resin. Sold in sleeves and blocks.
It is a material that this work much easier than stone - it can be cut with a metal saw. The reconstituted stone is a magnificent composite material. It is the best imitation of stone on the market. It consists of 85% natural stone and 15% acrylic resin.
In Perce the turquoise served for a time of exchange currency. In Asia (mainly Tibet), turquoise was used for its medicinal virtues and jewellery. At the same time some Indian tribes in America thought that this stone was the covenant of heaven and the sea. Turquoise is a semi-precious stone. It derives its name from its origin, meaning "stone of Turkey". It is part of the dilumina phosphate group. Its color if characteristic is azure blue. For more than 8,000 years man has used turquoise, his first known use goes back to the Egyptians, they used it for decoration and fashion. We found turquoise bracelets on mummies. It was during the revival that Europeans discovered turquoise and made it popular in jewellery.
Composite materials: Here you will find the largest European range of composite materials. Come and discover our unique carbons in Europe. Inclusions of feathers, fabrics and other objects, realized directly in our workshop.
Our catalogue: We offer a wide range of natural wood, stabilized wood, bones, horns, cervids, minerals, composite materials (carbons, fiberglass, etc.) and mounting accessories (visserie).
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